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To: American Spirit who wrote (6852)	2/12/2004 11:38:07 AM
From: rrufff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20773

I'm not saying he has character flaws. I don't really care. What I'm saying is that most voters assume that their politicians have character flaws. How else can you explain Bush's popularity, Clinton's popularity, etc. The only politicians in the US who may have been close to morally "flawless" were Carter and Dukakis and they left politics on major defeats. What I'm saying is that it is easy for you and others who are anti-Bush to come up with goofy conspiracy theories and rants about personal intentions, etc. I posted to you before that if you took Kerry's life resume and put Bush's name on top of it, the left wing conspiracy nuts would have a field day. You can see it now - opportunism in life, misrepresentations, being at the right place at the right time, traitorous acts, etc. Let's not even think about - Is he Jewish? Did he hide his roots from most MA voters? Is he secretly an Israeli agent? You mean he's not Irish? How about that plane that crashed with Sen Heinz? Was there a connection? Note again - I'm not saying any of these things are proper. I'm only pointing out how hypocritical most of the anti-Bush conspiracy nuts are. let's have a campaign based on issues and not litle green men or little green ketchup bottles, or Irish colored Ketchup to get votes, etc.