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   "Martha Bridegam"  wrote in message   
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   > Bayle wrote:   
   >> Martha Bridegam wrote:   
   >>> Bayle wrote:   
   >>>> ...A win by the dems will be partial. Many of the winners and members   
   >>>> of   
   >>>> the party who want to run for president in 08 will be reluctant to give   
   >>>> in to the craziness from the left. And those that do like Gore and   
   >>>> Kerry will likely end up in fights with the Clintons and people like   
   >>>> Ford and Lieberman and Casey....   
   >>> Thanks for your detailed explanation. I'm guessing the Republican   
   >>> fallback effort, if they can't continue to hold all branches of   
   >>> government, will be in what I've just quoted above: an effort to define   
   >>> the Democratic Party's political spectrum as limited to the relatively   
   >>> small distance between Lieberman and Kerry.   
   >>>   
   >>> /M   
   >>   
   >> Interesting comment. Sounds like you've moved to the center because I   
   >> doubt if you asked a Ned Lamont supporter or Daily Kos reader they   
   >> would agree with you. So I doubt it's a republican plot.   
   >>   
   >> I heard Harold Ford interviewed, and the interviewer attempted to get   
   >> him to buy into some sort of Michael Moore craziness by attributing   
   >> some nefarious belief or act to Bush. Ford didn't take the bait,   
   >> disagreed with the attribution and then proceeded to focus on a common   
   >> sense analysis and solution of the problem.   
   >>   
   >> And if you believe that there isn't a big difference between Lieberman   
   >> and Kerry, especially regarding character, as a former democrat who   
   >> still believes in the possibility of a Truman-LBJ democratic party I   
   >> disagree.   
   >>   
   >> Not really sure I understand the point of why you think the republicans   
   >> want to limit the public's perception of the democrats political   
   >> spectrum? I must have missed something.   
   >>   
   >   
   > Because they'd rather everyone thought of anything left of Kerry as   
   > "craziness." No?   
   >   
   > /M   
      
   The thing that made me laugh about Kerry was when he got up and said: I'M   
   JAARN KERRY AND I'M REPORTIN' FER DOOTY!   
      
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