To: POA2
That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.
110 posted on
07/05/2004 3:44:06 PM PDT by
Torie
To: Torie
Yes, but he will probably vote for Kerry.
115 posted on
07/05/2004 3:45:08 PM PDT by
theophilusscribe
("America is too great for small dreams." —Ronald Wilson Reagan)
To: Torie
That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.Be realistic, that's no barrier. Think Carnahan.
To: Torie
That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected. Not so fast. This should help the Dems secure a critical part of their base, the dead voter. And, Kerry won't have to worry about being upstaged by on the ticket by someone more animated than he is.
166 posted on
07/05/2004 4:07:48 PM PDT by
Dolphy
To: Torie
That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.So, we will be seeing him on the Dem voter rolls, then?
172 posted on
07/05/2004 4:12:03 PM PDT by
cardinal4
(Its noteworthy that the two biggest shills for the left are Michael Moore and Al Franken..)
To: Torie
Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.
Never stopped themin the past....look at Missouri.
195 posted on
07/05/2004 4:29:59 PM PDT by
hoosiermama
(prayers for all)
To: Torie
you said,,,,,That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.//////
I say...he can still vote in Florida
To: Torie
>>>>>That governor, Lawton Chiles, who beat Jeb, is dead. Thus he is unlikely to be selected.
So what. Since when has dead Democrats ever stop participating in elections?
267 posted on
07/05/2004 5:39:14 PM PDT by
Kath
(Luvya Dubya)
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