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To: Mr. Silverback

Well, it’s up to each of us who see genuine value in Duncan Hunter to roll up our sleeves, inform our friends and families, build a network, send generous checks to the campaign, get bumper stickers and brochures, (can be obtained if you call 1-619-463-3896) forward emails on Duncan Hunter, have “Debate parties” on May 3, and on and on. This man is not being pushed by big business because they know he cannot be bought. If we allow big business to continue to run our government, we certainly deserve what we get (er, I mean lose!) Freepmail me if you need further information.


201 posted on 04/20/2007 11:14:14 AM PDT by Paperdoll ( Duncan Hunter '08)
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To: Paperdoll
Well, it’s up to each of us who see genuine value in Duncan Hunter to roll up our sleeves...

Here's hoping you do, and are successful. While I'd vote for Fred Thompson over Duncan Hunter because Fred's political philosophy as I know it is closer to mine than Hunter's, I think a Hunter vs. Thompson race would be better for the party and for the conservative movement than a Thompson vs. Giuliani race would be.

Perhaps it's an unlikely scenario, but "unlikely" is not "impossible" and is no reason to give up.
212 posted on 04/20/2007 2:13:36 PM PDT by The Pack Knight (Duty, Honor, Country.)
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To: Paperdoll
This man is not being pushed by big business because they know he cannot be bought. If we allow big business to continue to run our government,

Oh yeah, I forgot about the whole tinfoil hat thing. Never mind...as you were.

221 posted on 04/20/2007 6:46:51 PM PDT by Mr. Silverback (A pacifist sees no distinction between the arsonist and the fireman--Freeper ccmay)
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