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p> SCARBOROUGH FAIR br> Re: Steve Hornbeck's Howard Dean Attracts First Non-Stoned Supporter : /p>

Well, your agenda is showing. I saw the report on "Scarborough" on MSNBC about an unnamed Dean campaign person qvelling blabbing to The American Spectator about getting their first "non-stoned supporter." Please. What unnamed Dean supporter is going to say such lovely cannon fodder to you? C'mon. Seriously, did you get this directly from Karl Rove, or through some circuitous route? It started reading like an article in the Onion. In other words, about as credible as the bogus report floated by Drudge about Dean intending to fire McAuliffe, as if that is in his purview.

I don't think trying to paint Dean as "governor Moonbeam" is going to work, but I (actually a non-stoned supporter of "Howie") invite you to try. No doubt there's a dossier on how to smear each Democratic candidate, and, I suppose, his supporters. Is this the best you can do with Dean? Trash his supporters as neo-hippies?

p>Considering Bush's (and his daughters') own history of alcohol abuse, I'd think I'd stay away from matters of personal consciousness alteration. But as our "fearless leader," the Texas Air National Guard service avoiding, well heeled, not actually from Texas, son might say, "Bring it on." br> -- Robert Miles br> Santa Monica, CA /p>

Steve Hornbeck's little piece was humorous. However, that guy he found may not be stoned and able to articulate using more than three words, but it is evident he has been drinking Connecticut water. How else could you explain his affinity for Howie?

Speaking of Kerry. He has sent his minions up here to dig up dirt on Dean. He can save himself the expense and just look at his record as Governor of Vermont. That should be enough to do Howie in, or are people so enamored with incompetence that they don't recognize it? Or is it they hate Bush so much they are willing to sell their souls to the devil just to have a chance to defeat him?

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