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To: greenspirit who wrote (156955)	7/1/2001 4:00:16 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

Washington Times is a pro-GOP newspaper which prints only their propaganda and is owned by Sun Moon the right-wing looney Korean who once had spies infiltrating our government. Try the Washington Post instead for an unbiased view of the news. No wonder you're thinking is skewed. No way Republicans are impressing Hispanic voters. With what? Trying to cut health care and social programs and give tax breaks to the rich? Not likely to impress many in that voter segment.

To: greenspirit who wrote (156955)	7/1/2001 5:38:59 PM
From: Tom Clarke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

the Standard said Mr. Schundler's "Reaganesque policies aren't 'resonating,' ... his criticism of Bob Franks' liberal tax-raising record is 'absurd' Schundler has absolutely no chance of winning the general election." The magazine said, "it's an open question whether a candidate of Schundler's sort could, if elected, even run a state like New Jersey." More proof that the people at the Weekly Standard are interlopers. They're all McCainiacs over there.

To: greenspirit who wrote (156955)	7/1/2001 8:12:13 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Respond to of 769667

"New Jersey may be ready for a candidate willing to talk about issues frankly and honestly and take some risk in speaking plainly," said Mr. Norcross, who long has served as a liaison between the Republican Party's Northeast liberal wing and the national party's conservative base. Considering that Mr. Norcross is a member of the RNC, I don't see that he had much choice in making this statement; he has to support his candidate and hope for the best. What do non-affiliated political observers have to say about the race?