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Politics : John EDWARDS for President -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (223)	2/19/2004 8:58:14 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1381

HA! You have no shame--the pot calling the kettle black.

To: American Spirit who wrote (223)	2/20/2004 11:38:30 AM
From: manalagi	Respond to of 1381

You are always comparing Kerry to Bush. The standard is so low that even Sharpton is better. What kind of intelligence is that? ) The question is "Is Kerry fit to be President"? If you think Bush is a failure, Kerry will not be far behind. Look at the record of Bush: failure in business, bailed out by his father's connection. Failure in getting France and Russia to forgive Iraqi's debt: cried to uncle James B: please, please, talk to those leaders. Uncle Jim obliged, rescueing Junior again. How about Kerry? Well, he succeeds in sweet talking two heiress in marrying him. What other achievements has he made? Compare that to Edwards: from humble beginnings like 98% os US population (who were born without silver spoon), successful law practices, successful Senate run, etc, etc. He can identify most common folks problems. And one last one, but not least: EDWARDS IS NOT A MEMBER OF "SKULL AND BONES". Now, AS , if you do not think that Skull and Bones membership has any bearing in the performance of an elected official, you need to go back to high school and get a diploma. ___________________________________________________________ ) Bush said that his pre-war intelligence was bad. Right on. So is his post-war intelligence.