John Kerry: cyclist

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David Reuteler said:

In rec.bicycles.tech Tim McNamara
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> "RkFast" <[email hidden]> writes:
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> John Kerry: Frankenstein vs Curious George W. Bush.
> The voters may stay away in droves.

may? if we're not lucky it'll be like the minnesota
gubernatorial election that landed us with jesse
ventura. oh, boy.

Yes, that was a horrible day. One can only hope that the
other "Predator" alumni is not as incompetent as The
Body. If not, California is in for a mess of trouble.

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Humphrey vs. Coleman. who do you suppose could sneak
in as president?

In that case? Nader. ;-) What a sad set of choices for
Governor that year was.

Dear Tim,

I heard a rumor somewhere that California was in a mess of
trouble before the recent election.

Possibly that's why it was advertised as a recall?

Here's a rumor for ya: the people who organized the recall
are the same ones who caused the mess of trouble.

JP

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Carl Fogel said:

Tim McNamara wrote

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Yes, that was a horrible day. One can only hope that the
other "Predator" alumni is not as incompetent as The
Body. If not, California is in for a mess of trouble.

Dear Tim,

I heard a rumor somewhere that California was in a mess
of trouble before the recent election.

Possibly that's why it was advertised as a recall?

A total recall, so to speak? Gray Davis got the problem
pinned on him by a vengeful and rich Republican who spent a
lot of money to force the recall, wanting the governorship
for himself until he was pursuaded not to run. Now,
rightlyor wrongly, Davis might have been blamed- I don;t
live in California and I really don't know. From afar it
looks like Davis was the fall guy for problems created by
W.'s pals at Enron, but it may look different from up close.

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you underestimate mr. schwarzenegger. or possibly
misunderestimate.

Time will tell. It would be difficult for him to be a bigger
buffoon than Ventura was, although Minnesota's current
governor isn't much of an improvement.

Ah well, in a democracy people get the government they
deserve.

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Tim McNamara <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<m2vfkm1kqf.fsf@Stella-
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David Reuteler said:

In rec.bicycles.tech Tim McNamara
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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> "RkFast" <[email hidden]> writes:
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> John Kerry: Frankenstein vs Curious George W. Bush.
> The voters may stay away in droves.

may? if we're not lucky it'll be like the minnesota
gubernatorial election that landed us with jesse
ventura. oh, boy.

Yes, that was a horrible day. One can only hope that the
other "Predator" alumni is not as incompetent as The
Body. If not, California is in for a mess of trouble.

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Humphrey vs. Coleman. who do you suppose could sneak
in as president?

In that case? Nader. ;-) What a sad set of choices for
Governor that year was.

Dear Tim,

I heard a rumor somewhere that California was in a mess of
trouble before the recent election.

Possibly that's why it was advertised as a recall?

Here's a rumor for ya: the people who organized the recall
are the same ones who caused the mess of trouble.

JP

Dear JP,

Ah, like so many voters in California, I didn't
realize that the then-governor and his
administration were just helpless bystanders.

Thanks for clearing that up.

Carl Fogel

I'm so glad presidentual elections come only every
four years...

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JP said:

... Why do you care where he stands on the issues? I
thought this was a beauty contest, and Nader's not any
prettier than Kerry or Bush, so what's the point? Our
country is in an endless war and headed for economic ruin,
so it's important that we elect a president who is cute
and fun to party with.

Britney Spears for President.

--
Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

the wife is an ardent on the ground environmentalist
kerry sails

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Re: John Kerry: Frankenstein

I know what you mean and glad that someone else can see
it. Kerry's too aloof, and yes, it's disturbing.

In what way, specifically, is John Kerry "aloof"? I mean,
you have some specifics, right? And of course, those
specifics would demonstrate how said aloofness is
reflected in his views on public policy.

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Another Presidential election year with two very
undesirable candidates. I keep wondering where Nader
stands on the issues.

Why do you care where he stands on the issues? I thought
this was a beauty contest, and Nader's not any prettier
than Kerry or Bush, so what's the point? Our country is in
an endless war and headed for economic ruin, so it's
important that we elect a president who is cute and fun to
party with.

JP

Hey JP,

Wouldn't it be funny if they each got exactly 33.33333333%
of the vote?

Ah hell, good luck to you and your candidate this Nov., be
it Kerry, Bush, Nadar, Arnold, Edwards, Juliani, Coleman,
McCain, Hillary, The Pope, Jesus Christ, Mel Gibson, or who
ever else is being mentioned these days.

Dave

I could care less what kind of bike Kerry rides, or even how much of an avid cyclist he is. I am more interested in our President's ability to lead and what he is going to do in regards to foreign policy, the economy, etc.