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To: FreedomPoster
So if 1/4 of the people had two books, they sold, what, 500 books? Seems like this was a resounding success for the Gores; they doubled book sales in one day!

It was never an objective to cut into Al's sales. The goal was to confront Al on the lies he and Tipper and Karenna told on 20/20. Karenna said Al dismised her suggestion that he work the phones to get more suporters on his corner and even called to "call off the dogs". Well a couple of sources have Al Gore calling the ALF-CIO to get more supporters on his corner.

That's why I taunted him with "Tell Al John Sweeney's out here" several times during the day.

THe Kool Aid drinkers were going to hug their tree anyway, I never expected they'd turn away. It looked like they had somewhere between 300-500 people, mostly couples. That store is kind of small. Perhaps as big as a large book store/newstand in a major airport, or in a mall.

105 posted on 12/08/2002 8:10:20 AM PST by Doctor Raoul
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To: Doctor Raoul
I was really looking forward to seeing the "Recount Al Gore's Chinese Cash" sign again.

Next time maybe. Sometimes, the more things change, the more things stay the same... It's amazing how long the signs can work.

115 posted on 12/08/2002 8:47:53 AM PST by abner
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To: Doctor Raoul
>>It was never an objective to cut into Al's sales.

Oh, I know. I was making fun of Al's "huge" book sales.
145 posted on 12/08/2002 10:14:58 AM PST by FreedomPoster
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To: Doctor Raoul
BTW, that joker in the green jacket has a really odd, crazed look in his eyes, doesn't he?
146 posted on 12/08/2002 10:15:59 AM PST by FreedomPoster
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