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To: tejek who wrote (140809)	12/5/2001 11:03:27 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1585964

Re: Kennedy's presentation was straight forward, no BS and he stayed right with the facts. It amazed me that he didn't get ruffled by Kudlow. One of the more impressive Kennedys. Sadly, I don't think he's going to run for office. Tragically, he probably will eventually run - and be murdered by another right wing moron. Bush should step down out of a sense of fairness, to make up for his side's (the right-wing morons) murdering so many of the other side's candidates. Do you think Bush'll do the right thing? PS - so far you were very right about COVD :-( At least I'm holding some AMD :-)

To: tejek who wrote (140809)	12/6/2001 8:54:28 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1585964

They got into oil and the ANWR....the guy blew them right out of the water. I'm sorry I missed this. In what respect did he "blow them right out of the water"? This is difficult for me to believe, as the liberal position is so t-totally weak on this matter, and the conservative position that we need to do every last thing we can to become independent of foreign supplies is so strong. I really think the argument sort of ends there. At any rate, I'd be interested in the essence of any cogent argument against ANWR put forth by a liberal, if you could restate it...