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To: Don Hurst who wrote (205550)	10/11/2006 3:00:40 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (2) of 281500

Does anyone listen to Bush these days? I mean, other than North Korea who uses his rantings as an excuse to go nuclear. Bush is a lame duck and even his party is ignoring him. Warner says (yet again) that we have 90 days in Iraq before someone somewhere has to make some kind of a new strategy about something. Those running for reelection are running away from Bush although they will take his money. I think Bush should be up front and center in all Republican events. Bush is the leader of the Republicans and is, obviously, the best they can field. Bush speaks for all Republicans. During the height of the Monika scandal, Bill Clinton had about twice the approval rating that Bush, at the height of war, has now. It's up to Republican voter intimidation and outright fraud now. OK Diebold, it's all up to youse guys.

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