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To: tejek who wrote (175738)	10/2/2003 10:47:23 PM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570969

Ted, Bush is disliked because he's not very bright Not very politically correct of you. <g> That will be 2 Hail Mary's for you, I mean 2 "We shall overcome". He gives the impression of being religiously devout but I was watching when he and Cheney cursed on tv because they thought the mikes were off.......religious people usually don't curse esp. in public. Since when is "asshole" a curse word? It is kind of border line to me, kind of like BS, but what do I know, I am only a student of English language. I don't think Bush is an ideologue but he represents a group of ideologues... ...We need more Clintons, Deans and McClintocks Not knowing a lot about California politics, my take is that McClintock is the most ideologically pure, while Clinton, Dean and Bush are pragmatists. And guess what? All 3 were elected governors, more than once, 2 of the 3 were elected president, and Dean has a decent shot at least at the nomination. The presidency should not cost $150 million. It should cost no more than 1/15 of that amount and no party should be able to spend more than a set figure. Better prequalifications wouldn't hurt either. Clinton, Bush and Dean distinguished themselves by being able to raise money. Maybe there could be a better pre-qualification, but absent a better one, this is what we have. Joe