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Sailing Along
Kerry in a breeze. Heavy medals. The new debauchery. Rudy rules. Plus much more.
OK, so the mainline media outlets and the Democrats consider "W" to be a braindead boob. Now, in the interest of full disclosure, I admit I've never windsurfed. I have, however, done a fairly significant amount of sailing in both the ocean and various lakes.
Based on my sailing experience, I know that if I am considering a day (or morning) of sailing, I will first check the wind. I would think that lake sailing is more appropriate to compare to windsurfing because you can see the surface and the wind conditions of the particular area in which you will be sailing/surfing.
p>Mr. Kerry stands on the shore, wades in the surf and finds no wind. Sounds like the perfect metaphor for his campaign. br> -- Michael Becker br> Phoenix, Arizona /p> p> How in the name of all that is good and holy has this guy gotten so close to being elected to the most powerful office on the planet? br> --
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