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Politics : Al Gore vs George Bush: the moderate's perspective -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hawkmoon who wrote (145)	9/3/2000 4:45:25 PM
From: Arthur Radley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10042

Ron, You post the following..."Sometimes it isn't necessarily positive to be so far up in the polls this early in the campaign season. When you're up, often times there is no where to go but down." Do you so often spend your time "whizzing in the wind"? Go back and check the history of who wins presidential elections of those leading in the polls on Labor Day. And for your complaints that Gore is getting more press than Bush, then I suggest that you call up "frat boy" and tell him that there is a presidential election going on and he should come out of hiding and take the campaign trail like Gore. Look at Gore's schedule today and then look what "frat boy" is doing. Last time I checked, those TV camera crews had a hard time picking up sound bites for the evening news when the person was "hold-up" in Crawford, Texas. And while speaking to "frat boy" about exposure, if he can break loose from being held "hostile" by our enemies, maybe he could speak to the American public in those debates that Gore is more than willing to do. Geez! Whizzing in the wind and bitching about your candidates non-exposure sounds very much like the guy losing his shirt in a poker game...The winner is laughing and grinning, and the loser is yelling "shut-up and deal". Well, Ron! I think you would have to agree, Gore is dealing Bush more than he can handle. Let's say that in this case, Gore is "beating around the Bush" and you can't stand the truth. Have a good day at the country club.