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

To: PartyTime who wrote (533220)	1/31/2004 1:27:47 PM
From: CYBERKEN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

All left wing propaganda is TRANSPARENT today. It's not that people are not paying attention so much as that they have come to RECOGNIZE it for what it is. You people can't propagandize away the 3,000 dead of 91101...

To: PartyTime who wrote (533220)	1/31/2004 1:33:25 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 769667

party time on liar kerry pocketing lobbist money Dean Calls Kerry 'Handmaiden' of Special Interests By REUTERS Filed at 12:57 p.m. ET TUCSON, Ariz. (Reuters) - Democratic White House hopeful Howard Dean blasted front-runner John Kerry on Saturday as the ``handmaiden of special interests'' and said the Massachusetts senator had played the game in Washington for 15 years. Returning to the fiery rhetoric that propelled him to the top of the pack in summer and fall, the former Vermont governor said Democrats could not win on Nov. 2 by nominating ``someone who has his hands as deeply in the lobbyists' pockets ``We are not going to beat George Bush by nominating someone who is the handmaiden of special interests, `` Dean told hundreds of cheering supporters at an outdoor rally in Tucson, Arizona. Dean cited a Washington Post article on Saturday which he said reported that Kerry had taken more special interest lobbyist money than any other senator in the 15 years. ``We want our country back for ordinary people,'' Dean declared. ``We're not going to do that by nominating just an inside-the-Beltway guy who's played the game for 15 years.''