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/p> p>I agree with Mr. Neumayr's assessment of Thursday night's debate. I hesitate to even call it a debate. There is not an appealing quality in any of the hopefuls. Their whole platform seems to be who can come up with the most damning story about President Bush. By now I can just see Osama and Saddam salivating at the thought that Kerry and Dean especially and all but Lieberman might be the next president of the U.S. Maybe Saddam would even get a pardon from Kerry or Dean. Kerry thinks the terrorist issue is exaggerated. Now that ought to make citizens of the U.S. sit up and take notice. Does that mean Kerry will let the terrorists have free rein here because we misunderstood them? Obviously these presidential hopefuls think that President Bush is more dangerous than Osama, Saddam and the terrorists who have decided they don't like us. The more I listen to the so-called debates the more I am convinced that power is the only thing these hopefuls are thinking about. They don't have a civil tongue in their heads and I haven't heard any sensible solutions from any of them. I would be inclined to tell them all to "come back when you grow up!" br> -- Jane br> Connecticut /p> p> After watching the debate last night, I think it's undeniable that Sen. Kerry has resorted to Botox. I have very little respect for a Presidential candidate who thinks "looking pretty" is that important. I have even less respect for one who then lies about it. He obviously thinks we are all blind or stupid. br> -- Elizabeth Knott /p> p> TORTURE BY PROXY br> Re: Kevin Steel's Curiouser and Curiouser :

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