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To: mph who wrote (1047)	11/13/2003 4:00:34 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 90947

Gore is not over and Kerry hasn't lost anything. There was just a story on CNN about how the media is totally over-playing this Dean surge. In fact, dean hasn't got a single vote or delegate yet and nationally polls at only 16%, tied with Clark and only a few points ahead of 3 others. Gore has been a very good sport, but he was RIPPED OFF and deserves to be elected. If Kerry stumbles and Gephardt cannot overwhelm Dean then look for Al's triumphant return. He looked very strong the other day and hit some nails right on the head.

To: mph who wrote (1047)	11/13/2003 9:38:02 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Respond to of 90947

Is there anything I can do to help Hillary get the nomination? :-)

To: mph who wrote (1047)	11/15/2003 7:09:29 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

Gore is not over. He could make a big comeback. In fact it is now more likely we'll see President Gore than President Dean. May not look like it now, but you'll see. If Kerry and Gephardt can't stop Dean, Gore is the likely replacement. He'd team up with Clark. No one has ever deserved to be president more now that we know about Jebster's tricks scrubbing the voter rolls in Florida bright white. Something the GOP hasn't quite acepted, that white males aren't the only ones allowed to vote in this country.