Re: Thank you, Ted Kennedy

"Fake Audience For Bush" <TheVade@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Since Obama is the clone of Deval Patrick (Even stole his campaign 
> slogans), one can only shudder at the mess he would create as president.

> Assuming Hillary loses/drops out, I will be voting Republican for the 
> first time ever. The Democratic party has pretty much broken itself, and

> I've never been more dissapointed to be one in 20 years. ****ing Howierd

> Dean is just useless, and Pelosi and her bunch are completely GUTLESS 
> about continuing to fund the Iraq war.
>
> Fatass Ted Kennedy needs to retire or drive off a bridge, and John Kerry

> should just shut up. If anyone is a viable democratic candidate here in 
> Mass. running against Kerry or Kennedy, I will be happy to vote for them

> instead.
>
> And yes, I'm a Democrat, more of a centrist one, I certainly disagree
with 
> Republicans about 95% of the time, but of late, the Democratic party has

> been wrong about so much, it's embarrassing.
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>

I agree Deval has been a disaster.






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> "Lubow" <lubow@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Hello, All!
>>
>> An Obama candidacy will result in the Democrats getting set back at
least 
>> ten
>> years.  I cannot see Obama winning anything more than VT, IL and DC. 
>> Perhaps at
>> most winning 40 EVs.  Even MA will become a battleground state.  It
will 
>> not be
>> as bad as the GOP landslides in 1972 and 1980, but there will be many 
>> Democratic
>> politicians attending job fairs for wannabe lobbyists.
>>
>> In my political lifetime which goes back to "keeping clean for Gene 
>> [McCarthy]"
>> I have never seen a candidate so successful at stratifying the
Democratic 
>> Party,
>> with the exception of George Wallace and Ross Barnett, as Sen. Obama. 
To 
>> assume
>> Clinton's sup****t will simply migrate to Obama is sheer fantasy.  Obama

>> is more
>> than disliked. It is bordering on abomination and no political party
can 
>> last
>> long with a standard bearer that evokes such negative emotions.   At
the 
>> same
>> time, no politician in the US has been so highly regarded (rightly or 
>> wrongly)
>> as McCain.
>>
>> I do not want the GOP controlling all three branches of government once

>> more.
>> We all know how that kind of GOP control ****ed up our country and
we're 
>> still
>> paying for it, but that's what my crystal ball is showing me.  Thank
you 
>> Ted
>> Kennedy for giving us another one of your ****ups as a presidential 
>> candidate.
>>
>> With best regards, Lubow.
>>
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