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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
My memory is longer than yours...
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Maybe. I kinda doubt it.
I remeber Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Regan, Bush 41, Clinton and Bush 43. (I actually *remeber* Eisenhower but I wasn't hooked into politics at that age. )
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
...and I've never been on the sidelines,
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No, but the liberals have.
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
Gore might have surprised you/us by gathering a consensus rather than following a script written back in the 90s....
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"Gathering a consensus"....delightful. Maybe he'd try to "conduct a dialog" or "raise conciousness", too. Clearly not CinC material...and to my shame I was willing to overlook that. Never again.
I seem to recall Gore was on the payroll when the script-writing was going on in the 90's.
Of Carter, Clinton, Gore and Kerry, I wouldn't want to have seen any of that lot at the helm on 9/11. For all his flaws Kennedy might have been able to handle it... he did OK with nukes in Cuba. But it's a highly subjunctive stretch... 2001 is not 1963.
And to get back on topic:
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Originally Posted by Jorge Santibanez, pres. College of the Northern Border
For too long, Mexico has boasted about immigrants leaving, calling them national heroes, instead of describing them as actors in a national tragedy; and it has boasted about the growth in remittances as an indicator of success, when it is really an indicator of failure.
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