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To: sylvester80 who wrote (203643)	9/20/2006 12:28:20 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) of 281500

So I'm all for it for him to ask the American public if he should stay for 25 years, especially given his approval numbers in the 30s. He's in the 40's now.. rasmussenreports.com But thank you for telling that you'd have been one of those people who would have attempted to make George Washington "President for life".. As for me, I don't care whether Bush possessed a 90% approval rating, I'd oppose any term extensions. NO MAN is that indispensable that he cannot be replaced by another individual at the polls. The minute any president starts asking for a 25 year term of office, you have a very disturbing trend that should cause you to start asking some serious questions about their definition of democratic values.. And in Chavez's case, this was evident from the minute he issued "enabling acts" very similar to those that Hitler used to maintain his control on power. fff.org And here's what your Marxist buddies say about Chavez: marxist.com Hawk

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