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To: American Spirit who wrote (41589)	11/17/2003 1:36:43 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

LOL your entire post about Kerry is bullsh*t.. the man is a loser, did not know about his own backround even though he was one of americas richest men.. boy you are naive! kerry is a loser, you have not been around him very much if these are your thoughts.. your observations are extremly unsophisticated.. ta ta Z <<The man is honest, clean, brilliant, right on the issues, a real war hero and has a top-notch record ever since high school. Of course he's human, but otherwise any candidate would gladly trade their background, character, accomplishments and qualifications to be president for Kerry's. Including Bush.>>

To: American Spirit who wrote (41589)	11/17/2003 3:13:15 PM
From: AC Flyer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

AS: >>The man is honest, clean, brilliant, right on the issues, a real war hero and has a top-notch record ever since high school<< I agree with you. Unfortunately that doesn't make him electable, as the electorate votes on superficial impressions and not on track record. I recently visited a web site that matches individual political preferences with candidate positions and discovered that, after the hypothetical Libertarian candidate, who is the best match for me, my number 2 guy is Howard Dean. This puts me in the same camp as Raymond Duray, which was kind of unsettling, but illustrates Dean's careful staking out of broadly appealing political ground.