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Thanks Tonk. I couldn't agree with you more. Amazing, isn't it, what a low tolerance for 'heat' this guy has? "...(we)...knew JFK Senator, and you're certainly no JFK!!!"

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[areafiftyone]

Thanks for the ping! Excellent work!

[Smartass]

THANKS FOR     THE PING!
Proud To Be Part Of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy

[pieces of time]

Great, thanks for the ping. Even my pink associates are beginning to wonder about Kerry and the Dems. It's not only the flip flops but the calls for censorship. Kerry's unhappy alright, the botox is wearing off and so is the rest of the mask.

[bitt]

sweet.

check this out:
http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?flok=FF-RTO-rontz&idq=/ff/story/0002%2F20040820%2F2055202042.htm&sc=rontz


White House spokesman Scott McClellan described the Republican donor, Bob Perry, as "a supporter" of the president, and acknowledged Perry's personal ties with Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove.


"But that still shouldn't be used to draw any connection there because we have not been involved in this ad whatsoever," McClellan told reporters near Bush's Crawford, Texas ranch.


McClellan said Kerry was "angry" about the advertising campaign, adding: "His losing his cool shouldn't be an excuse to falsely attack the president."


Bush campaign chairman Marc Racicot said in an interview on CNN that Kerry looked "wild-eyed" talking about it.


Kerry campaign spokesman David Wade responded tersely: "Maybe if George Bush had seen combat up close, his hired gun mouthpiece wouldn't be so flip about the dishonest and dishonorable attack funded by the President's Texas pals."