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To: kattracks
"I'm not picking one candidate, but I am keen on Dean," Soros said when asked about the Democratic frontrunner's chances. "I think he can [win]. I think he probably has a more difficult time against his Democratic opponents ... than he will against President Bush. He has a very cogent and very fresh voice."

Which just goes to show you, Money doesn't = intelligence.
2 posted on 01/13/2004 3:39:15 AM PST by tet68
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To: tet68
Talk about throwing good money after bad ...
3 posted on 01/13/2004 3:43:30 AM PST by Cultural Jihad
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To: tet68
This shows what money can do in the hands of a self centured SOB. The bad thing about it is that it works.
50% of the electorate believe anything and everything the news media and TV puts out there. Then those running for office are quite willing and ready to sell to the highest bidder leaving the general public really out in the cold.
Americans get a steady brainwashing and are very receptive to it.
Truth will stand the test of time and America will fall like all great empires. I am thankful it probably wont happen in my lifetime but those after me will have hell to pay.We have sat on our behinds and are headed in the direction of all of the past great empires.
8 posted on 01/13/2004 3:49:36 AM PST by gunnedah
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To: tet68
I saw the same quote and all I can think of beyond that is that the democratic party is up for sale to the big liberal money thanks to Campaign Reform. Did McCain really do this to the democrats deliberately or was he really trying to do the "right" thing?
9 posted on 01/13/2004 3:50:42 AM PST by Thebaddog (Woof!)
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To: tet68
Poor George, people are saying bad things about you? Tell it all to Richard Mellon Scaif.
27 posted on 01/13/2004 4:42:12 AM PST by Nakota
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To: tet68
"I'm not picking one candidate, but I am keen on Dean," Soros said when asked about the Democratic frontrunner's chances.

Some of Dean's more faithful followers might want to prolong their association with their charismatic leader even after he fails to become president. In that case, the "revered" Doctor will need some land to colonize with his acolytes.

It would take a good deal of money to establish a "Deanstown" colony in some third world country.

Soros likes to help fledgling governments. Perhaps Soros could be of assistance by funding their post-election move to their "heaven on earth."

34 posted on 01/13/2004 5:14:23 AM PST by syriacus (Schumer's unhappy fed judges have lifetime positions, so he should work to amend the US Const.)
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