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To: ahhaha who wrote (2363)	5/26/2001 11:28:11 PM
From: frankw1900	Respond to of 24758

Speaking of doing Good. This guy still hasn't been killed by the mercantilists or the Marxists. His description fits with my observations from travel. nationalpost.com

To: ahhaha who wrote (2363)	5/27/2001 12:13:14 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 24758

I see it as more as what the people of this nation could be seeing it as. It isn't a question of doing good it is a question of direction of politics medieval or progression that includes the progress we have made. I doubt very much if he felt his parties direction was beneficial to the whole or he would not of quit. I also believe he is forecasting what many average Americans are feeling. As many in the US want to swing mid way it appears we end up being victims of extremes . There was no land slide for either party. It might just be the people start to see they are being had. At this point don't ever underestimate what the GAWDS can do comes to my mind. Then comes to mind don't ever underestimate democracy. Then he'll see how he's been had and so will shuffle off the do-gooder stage into forgotten land unfulfilled If he doesn't try there is no hope for what he believes is right and that to me is far more foolish.

To: ahhaha who wrote (2363)	5/28/2001 4:02:44 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24758

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