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To: epicure who wrote (5307)	11/14/2005 6:24:15 PM
From: MrLucky	Read Replies (1) of 542585

If people could remember that, there might be less name calling. Or there might not be. We'd need to run an experiment, I guess. Since a majority of the name calling seems to surface from two differing political/policy beliefs (democrat or republican), perhaps your experiment idea could begin by comparing the two leaders of the respective parties - Howard Dean and Ken Mehlman. Tabulating their press releases, speeches and appearances on the weekend love fests might give us an idea whether one party or the other does the more name calling. A two week survey would likely give us a clue of which guy does the most name calling. What do you think?

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