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p> WHAT COUNTS br> Re: Jeremy Lott's Hey, Big Spenders : /p>

I am in almost total agreement with Lott's assessment of the race between the big-spenders, Bush and Kerry. His logic SEEMS impeccable, and I must confess that I also followed it in many previous elections. In 2000, as an Oregonian, I knew it was impossible for Bush to take the state's electoral votes, so I stayed at home.

HOWEVER!

With the way the 2000 election turned out, with Gore getting the popular vote and Bush the electoral vote, with all that in mind, along with all the liberal crap that's flowed from it ever since, I've come to realize I am an American, above being a resident of the state, Oregon. This means that my vote really matters, because it would be a disaster for the same thing to happen in 2004.

In short, despite the fact that your state may go for Kerry, your vote for Bush will REALLY MATTER, in the highest American sense.

I implore all voters who think -- or is that un-think? -- like Lott to wake up and smell the AMERICAN roses, and pull the lever for Bush.

p>We're all Americans, NOW! br> -- James Crystal /p>

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