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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (207682)	10/20/2004 1:16:41 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573889

Re: I see that Southerners feel alienated. However, Bush has not kept the country together......I don't think he/Rove are as smart as you think. The reason being.....non southerners now feel very alienated. Right... however, unlike Southerners, alienated liberals don't turn into McVeighs or Rudolphs...(*) get the picture? Alienated liberals make up a manageable lot.... Sad/Cynical but true. Yes, that's true but don't think for one second we will go quietly into the night. There is a lot at stake here. We are not McVeighs or Rudolphs but we feel strongly about the principles for what this country is supposed to stand. A dangerous compromise of those principles will cause a strong reaction. I have said it before and I will say it again..........Mr. Bush and his cohorts could tease the current schism into a splintering. This is an dangerous election upcoming.........any false moves like the one the GOP did in 2000 will cause an uproar heard around the world. Dang! Half of my family is barely talking to the other half already. ted