[Sabertooth]

President Bush needs a wake call and your vote is a great way to send him a message.

What message?

The e-mail doesn't say.

A vote for Keyes or Buchanan, whose moments were in '96 and '92, is a message that one can't let go of the past, or recognized the degree to which these men have marginalize themselves since then.

A vote for Tancredo is a message that one doesn't listen to Tancredo, who has said he doesn't want write-in votes.

A vote for Ron Paul is a message that one hasn't listened to what he's said on Tancredo's big issue, Illegal Aliens, where the two have fundamentally divergent views.

So, I wonder at what the message might be, whereby any of the above candidates is an interchangeable delivery system.

Don't get me wrong; I'm a big fan of coherent if quixotic primary challenges. This e-mail, however, is incoherent to me.

Who are the Citizens Lobby, anyway?

[rdb3]

A vote for Tancredo is a message that one doesn't listen to Tancredo, who has said he doesn't want write-in votes.

Really? When did he say this? It's not that I doubt it, but I would like to see his quote(s).

You know, this reminds me of our first President. The people would have made him a king. He declined. If people here say they will write in Tancredo even when he says he doesn't want write in votes for Prez, then that tells me that if they lived then they would have tried to make Washington a king anyway. Even though he said he didn't want that.

Very interesting.

[kcvl]

"Who is Citizens Lobby?"


Scott Lauf is the Executive Director of CitizensLobby.com., national staffer for Patrick Buchanan's GOP presidential campaign