Re: Peace activist running for Senate

Maybe so.. but... When have the Evangelicals backed a "liberal" (hate
that word)m or Democrat? I don't think it's unique to Bush. The
conservative agenda, at least the one they want people to believe,
meshes quite well with the Evangelicals. "No abortions, and let's kill
all dem murderers and rapists on Death Row!"

Kerry had no plan.. that's what beat him. It's pretty much like that
across the board for the Dems the last few years. Nobody likes whiners
and that's all they have been doing without offering viable plans. As
for intelligence.. not buying it. How often did we have to hear about
the intelligent Clinton clan and about his Rhodes scholarship and
Oxford education? Maybe if you wrap intelligence in a thin veil of
Bubba it works...

But Kerry isn't the sharpest tack in the box. Didn't he flunk
divinity school or have a less than stellar set of grades there? I
mean, who fails at God? I think his pompous image, be it true or not,
didn't help him any. He speaks like a blueblood.. and the lies didn't
help either. He should have taken some lessons from Bill.


michael_thistle@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Oh that's not true and I think you know it. I've read you enough to
> know you're not that blind and ignorant. You're just playing your
> normal troll game throwing out bait. All most politicians care about
> is winning. The bush cabal and the republicans were just as lacking in
> substance and integrity as the democrats. The Republicans were just
> better liars and con artists. The way they suckered in the evangelicals
> was brilliant. And they played the 9/11 terrorist card perfectly to
> garner the maximum power. Gore actually had quite a bit of substance
> but like most politicians he tried to play it safe. Finger to the wind,
> but he was unsuccessful in hiding the fact that he was an innovative
> and deep thinker. Americans don't like intelligent people, I guess its
> a hold over from elementary school. Its almost impossible to tell the
> truth to the american public and win an election. Until the crisis is
> upon us and it can no longer be denied. Of course by then its often to
> late to do anything about it. Well the crises are upon us in a dozen
> different ways. Reagan was wrong, it wasn't morning in america it was
> twilight and now its dusk. Not just here but all over the world. Could
> be the public is ready to hear some very uncomfortable truths in these
> next few years. It could be interesting if someone stands up and voices
> them.

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