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To: Gary Burton who wrote (60369)	2/16/2000 6:41:00 AM
From: Think4Yourself	Respond to of 95453

OT: I don't think Bush has a chance against McCain, despite spending an order of magnitude more money. You have a rich bumbling fool running against a class act who isn't even an actor or a photogenic womanizer. To bad he's not more like his dad. I liked the ex-president.

To: Gary Burton who wrote (60369)	2/16/2000 9:42:00 AM
From: Brian P.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

ot ot - Seems everything hinges on the people of South Carolina now--those people really can pick the GOP runner and thus the next president. Would be a crying shame if they pick Bush over a guy like McCain. I thought Bush looked like a bratty kid,and someone who repeats himself three times giving us basic civic lessons--to stall for time while he can think of something, anything, and lurch to the next third-rate cliche. In short I think he's awful. It took guts for McCain to call the Bob Jones people idiotic and stupid--I love the way he says what he really thinks--it's so refreshing. Bush just says what he's been programmed to say and used any chance he could get to smear McCain with being "from washington" and "supported by homosexuals" etc. Bush reminded me of Eddie Haskell on Leave it To Beaver. That Keyes is so damn smart, confident, educated and articulate--and way-out extreme, unfortunately. I love watching the guy think on his feet, though. If I were Prez I'd put him in my administration in a position where his ideology couldn't do much harm but he could use his brains.