The politics of winning, losing, and recounting. Plus lots more.
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PLUS NEW JERSEY
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Re: Wlady Pleszczynski's
Victory
Matters
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p>It was a magnificent victory. Vulgarity was defeated everywhere
but Illinois and California.
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Jack Hughes
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Chicago, IL
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Thank you for stating the obvious and common sense analysis that
journalists have been ignoring for 8 years. This Nov. 5 election
gives a glimpse of hope that the rule of law and decency and fair
play and respect will become part of our election process once
again. The spin doctors and the crude, rude, arrogant anchors "We
Have It Now!" would do well to copy Marc Racicot. and Norm Coleman
who displayed some decorum and some poise when pitted against Terry
McAuliffe and the former V.P. Anyway, thank you for your ray of
hope that somewhere there are still some editors and journalists
who do not bow down to the left.
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-- unsigned
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As an investment banker with tenure, I have observed that those who
are cautious and politic in their public face generally are the
good guys. Remember John Ashcroft in '00. I think the adults in the
voting public sense that. It is GWB's MO. Character and the
appearance of character counts. Mike Scioscia is another great
example.
