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Yah, I thought that as well when I first heard it, or at least considered the possibility. Still, it had much more of a ring of truth to it than not. Being that I'm from Jersey, I don't know the intricate details of Davis' economic policies...then again most Californians probably didn't either.

I think though, that Kerry and Davis are quite similar, as *most* Dems and Republicans do have distinct differences in their handling of economic policies (with certain exceptions, Bloomberg in NYC for example, whom I happen to like actually). Based on the certain stereotypical economic beliefs of the party, Kerry and Davis probably had quite a few similarities...like support of labor unions, I'd be willing to bet Davis was a big fan of them. Kerry is too. How about the "Living Wage" deal...wasn't Davis leaning toward implementing that sort of thing? I get the sense from Kerry he wouldn't exactly run away from the idea either.

While those are only two issues, and economic policy encompasses much more than them, I think those are the types of issues that say a lot about what else the person will support...and what kind of economic decisions they will make. Whether those specific issues are good or bad things are a debate for another post, all I'm trying to do is show how they (Kerry and Davis) could be made to look similar.

I thought Arnie's speech was excellently written (by whom, Bob only knows) and delivered superbly. Yes Virus, inspirational. Pure Disney in it's homesy simplicity, but I was genuinely impressed. I'll also admit he sounded totally sincere. America can genuinely be proud to have an environment that can bring about his success story.

As for Mrs Prezz. . . Sickening!

You know the "Keep telling a lie long enough and people will believe it"? syndrome?

What f'ucking threat?! All of the inquiries failed to identify any 'threat' to the outside world from Saddam. Yes, he was a threat to Iraqis but we know the repeated implication that's being paraded across the media.

Well, incase you hadn't noticed, lots of movies (Hot Shots Part Deux, what a bad *** flick!) and such in the 90's used Saddam as the "bad guy", the "threat", as it were. Let's not sit here and pretend that Saddam was just sitting over there playing nice, and that no one thought he was a bad guy but G.W.B.. Plenty of people around the world considered Saddam a potential problem, and the thought that two world leaders talked about that potential is uh...well...normal? Saddam was "bad guy" numero uno for a while there, now, well...he's gone.

Bush WILL not take CA. Anyone who thinks he will is fu[u][/u]cking retarded.

Pahleese...

Well in the 90s we were kind of low on singular "enemies" that we could put a face to. Andhe did after all invade a neighboring country, so there is that sense of military aggressiveness. But his reach had always been rather short; he wasn't much of a threat except to the immediate surrounding area. Hell, he wasn't even harboring terrorists.

Well, if that isn't your most compelling argument to date...

Stop breaking the thread, ****.

CNN Late Edition during clintons reelection campaign:

Goron

So which part of this statement of his is a lie?

Varus

God da[u][/u]mmit...here it goes again.

Read this!

Doth mine eyes decieve me, or is Varus saying that Bush will win the CA electorals?

Seth Finkelstein is a liberal Zionist!

Wasn't Varrus also the moron who argued that the McD's coffee case was just 'some woman spilled coffe on her'? I'm pretty sure Varrus will regurgitate any sound bite he gets fed.