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New Prescriptions
The liberals’ sense of loss. A new JFK. Cold Canadian syrup. What Ailes meant. Plus much more.
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As you can see from yesterday’s article on JFK — John F. Kerry — he is 100-times more determined than Albert S. Gore II to capture the White House.
JFK can out-wit Bush at will. Please the gun-lock story in 2000.
JFK VP choices include Gary Locke (WA), Tom Vilsack (IA), John Lewis (GA), and Bill Richardson (NM). JFK will use minority/geography status to break Bush.
You better start preparing: President JFK.
p>Cheers, br> — AAM /p>P.S. Bush will not run. He has baggage: Cheney, Lott, DeLay (three right-wing clowns who will act like Gingrich every day starting Jan. 2003).
p> CANADIAN CARE br> Re: Jeremy Lott’s
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