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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (387702)	4/8/2003 7:36:10 AM
From: SeachRE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

"DNC tactic #1- If you've been figured out as a girl or homo, write innumerable posts declaring your manly preferences for "hot babes", "excellent breasts" and "Eastern European girls". This smoke-and-mirrors tactic will turn opponents away from the facts that are really your business anyhow".P.S.:Being figured out equates to 95% probability(Caveat emptor). heheheh

To: American Spirit who wrote (387702)	4/8/2003 11:29:31 AM
From: Volsi Mimir	Respond to of 769670

RNC tactic #6????????????--- hey Whack, this is getting confusing. I'm not sure which tactic number to use anymore. You change them as frequently as Irish Johnny Chung Kerry has political stances. siliconinvestor.com LOL- Let's see today is Tuesday, hmmmm maybe he's hawkish with anti-war sentiment but will play down that --- I did like the Washington Post article about him couple of days ago-- you know the anti-war//(slash) regime change one, LOL washingtonpost.com The war has underscored the absence of consensus among Democrats on foreign policy and national security and highlighted concern among some Democrats that, to date, no one has emerged with the experience, political stature or credibility to pull the party together to challenge President Bush on issues that will be central to the 2004 election. Instead, the party has become a chorus of conflicting voices. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) summed up, perhaps unintentionally, the immobilized state of the party in a recent interview on CNBC's "Capital Report." Asked where the Democrats were on the war in Iraq, she replied, "The Democrats are where they are. One at a time, one at a time. This is a vote of conscience, as war is for everyone." The strength of the antiwar left has boosted the presidential candidacy of former Vermont governor Howard Dean, a vociferous critic of going to war before it started, and it has forced candidates who supported going to war to find other ways to appeal to the party's liberal activists to prevent the once-dismissed Dean from gaining even more ground.