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To: CVJ who wrote (164)	3/4/2004 1:14:25 PM
From: redfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 298

"or even Nixon" Funny I was thinking recently that he would be a good man for the times. I think a degree of ruthlessness would be a very good quality in our presidents for the next thirty or forty years. Nice guys need not apply.

To: CVJ who wrote (164)	3/4/2004 1:36:06 PM
From: mph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 298

you have a point about a numbing effect. Of course, the public has been numbed by the media support for Democrats and the incessant drum beating against Bush's war on terror and his approach thereto. memories need to be refreshed about why such action has been taken. One of my first post 9/11 thoughts was thank God Al Gore is not President It's unpopular to take a hard stand in the world community, but I don't see how being political wussies helps us in the long haul. You have to deal from a position of strength, with the intestinal fortitude to back up your words. When Kerry says that in his first 100 days he'll be apologizing to the world for the policies of his predecessor, it sets my teeth on edge. Why not select the UN head as his VP and get it over with?