For those who keep sending images -
I have never seen an image come through successfully,
on any of the three mail lists that I'm on.
It always comes through as a huge block of gibberish.
Barry
MK: I disagree. I think most folks take the outrages of the GOP for
granted.
They are shameless in their shamefulness.
Michael K.
Yes, they are. But it doesn't seem to hurt them.
Can you imagine the Democrats successfully doing
to Bush what was done to Clinton? For example,
a la
A comment - has anybody met/seen/talked with/heard or heard of a
single Republican who doesn't stand solidly on Bush's side in this
dispute?
Why is it that the Democrats are wishy-washy on Gore, while the
Republicans are hard-core for Bush?
Perhaps they have a clearer vision.
Barry
For those who don't think that the dispute in Florida
is a big deal, consider this:
Aside from Bush getting the presidency, we are now (if
things go as I predict) going to see:
Widespread voting abuse conducted by a party, sufficient
to alter a national election. The campaign co-chair
rushing
There is an article in 'Journalism Quarterly' by Edmnund Kallina,
discussing this (from 1985; the date is not on the pages that I copied).
In that article, there is a report mentioned, by Morris Wexler,
a special prosecutor investigating allegations of vote fraud in Chicago.
The report is
We've all probably heard the charge that the Democrats
stole the 1960 election. There is a add-on, that Nixon,
in his statesman-like love of his country, honorably
declined to challenge the election. This is being
resurrected now, to pressure Gore into not challenging
this election.
It's a
Brad, hang it up. The thing is, we don't accept your iron cage. We
don't accept defeat. We won't go away. Maybe we're mad, whethe
happy or not, but you won't make nice but unhappy liberals out of us.
So you agree that for you politics is a means of self-expression,
rather than an attempt to
To whomever sent the attachments (Max?):
They always come out as a huge block of gibberish.
Please just say that you have the files, and will
sned them by e-mail off-list.
Frankly, there's far too much over-quoting and posting
of full articles and over-quoting the previous message's
At 10:47 AM 11/04/2000 -0500, I wrote:
Some here have said that if Bush gets
the White House, he'll probably have a recession
to deal with right away.
Jim wrote:
what if President Gore has to deal with a recession, especially since he
seems to worship Herbert Hoover's fiscal policy?
Jim
Some here have said that if Bush gets
the White House, he'll probably have a recession
to deal with right away.
This isn't the worst thing for Bush. If he
gets a first-year recession, his chance of
being re-elected are improved, compared to
having a recession later in his term.
Especially
One good argument to use about sweatshops
is the amount of non-free-market stuff involved.
The number of death squads and government oppression involved.
The fact that government policies are probably driving people
into the cities, to create a surplus labor force.
The fact that people with
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