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Excellent article for content and entertainment. Makes the point that, in light of the fact that Bush cannot be taken in 2004, the real pros of the ‘Crats, e.g. Bill, Hillary, Al, are letting Deanie Babies have the party for this election … thus to spiral down, crash and burn. Then in ‘08, with the children chastised, the “pros” will move in.
p>Problem is, the ‘Crats are as low on adults as they are on political moderates. Bill and Al are children for sure: Bill’s still acting out adolescent horniness. Algore has no idea who in the world he is. Far as the Rodham is concerned, no matter how old and mean she progresses, she still calls to mind a snotty, conniving, pre-teen teacher suck up, who would sell her classmates into the principal’s office for a red star on her forehead. br> — CGP in Monett, Missouri /p>Your article on the Democrat “Power Brokers” is very telling and should serve as a wake-up call for the Republicans. It is way past time for them to be looking at 2008.
Step 1: Have Cheney retire.
Step 2: Name Cheney special adviser to the President.
Step 3: Name Dr. Condoleezza Rice vice president.
Step 4: Have Dr. Rice serve four years and establish her base.
p>Step 5: Elect the first black, woman, President, Dr. Rice. br> —
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