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To: Wolfstar
It doesn't help that Kerry is not well-liked in Massachusetts...

Then why do they keep voting to keep him in the senate?

It's sure enough true, though. To Mass voters, Kerry seems to serve as a reliable liberal vote in the Senate, but is almost universally panned as a human being.

Massachusetts voters seem overwhelmed by an immense inertia. A recent Boston Globe poll tried to identify who the Bay Staters would vote to replace Kerry, should he win the Presidency.

The answer: former rep Joseph P. Kennedy II

Evidently, Massachusetts is a state with neither vision or imagination.

13 posted on 03/01/2004 5:41:33 PM PST by okie01 (www.ArmorforCongress.com...because Congress isn't for the morally halt and the mentally lame.)
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To: okie01
Jersey lost the Torch and who did they have as a backup? Lautencadaver!

Wellstone's backup was Mondull.

Let's not even discuss New Yawk.

The 'Rats are truly in awful shape.
23 posted on 03/01/2004 7:13:38 PM PST by You Dirty Rats
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To: okie01
"Evidently, Massachusetts is a state with neither vision or imagination."

Well,

DUH!

8^)

40 posted on 03/01/2004 11:21:32 PM PST by LibertarianInExile (<--Outsourced myself. The first $70K in income is IRS free!)
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To: okie01
Evidently, Massachusetts is a state with neither vision or imagination.

Which is, of course, astonishing given that the American Revolution started with the Boston Massacre on March 5, 1770. What a difference 234 years make.

44 posted on 03/02/2004 9:51:03 AM PST by Wolfstar (Yo! "Real" conservatives. Won't back GWB? See no harm in a Kerrified nation? You're suicidal.)
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