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To: sonsofliberty2000
Unfortunately for Mel, if he doesn't go with Bush, he will be going with a guy who basically mocks the Catholic faith with his stance on abortion.
277 posted on 03/15/2004 2:27:51 PM PST by CharlieOK1
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To: CharlieOK1
Why do you assume that Americans have no choice but the two party one? I am not suggesting that a Third Party will win this fall. Of course not. But a vote for an alternative can serve many valuable purposes; not the least of which is to serve notice on the two major parties that the games being played inside the Beltway are no longer acceptable. You have to start somewhere to achieve a viable alternative.

What is sad, this far before the election--and before the campaign really gets started in the traditional sense--so many are already figting the November election, and tuning out very serious questions effecting long term choices for the land we love, and her rooted populations.

To criticize Mel Gibson for expressing doubts about the President, is to suggest an intellectual straight jacket that you will find very hard to sell outside certain circles. The unwillingness to even discuss doubts, on the part of some here, will not squelch those doubts, it will simply anger a lot of people who are still your potential allies in November. It is about as stupid politically as the nasty remarks of Karl Rove to Tom Tancredo, which have already cost the ticket votes this fall.

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301 posted on 03/15/2004 3:05:03 PM PST by Ohioan
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