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To: Reagan Man
Their endless efforts to weaken the Bush campaign and sabotage his chances of securing victory over Algore was obvious, to even the casual political observer.

Obviously the Keyes backers, before the convention, were not intested in Bush's chances of securing victory over Gore, they were planning on beating Gore themselves. And what this is called is not weakening and sabotaging the President's nominating campaign, it is called trying to defeat Bush's efforts to be nominated. That is called the democratic election process. Perhaps where you come from people inherit political office, but this does not happen in this country.

167 posted on 05/11/2002 10:58:05 AM PDT by Lucius Cornelius Sulla
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To: Lucius Cornelius Sulla
Perhaps where you come from...

Let's not get personal now.

Anyone has the right to run for political office, even a novice like Alan Keyes. But once it became obvious, that Keyes had no chance of securing the nomination, he should have showed some class and halted his campaign. He chose not to. Instead, Keyes and his supporters decided it was more important to attack the Bush campaign and show their utter contempt for his presidential candidacy. They demonstared that over and over, right there on FreeRepublic. Frankly, it was embarassing behavior and the Keyesters should be ashamed of themselves.

170 posted on 05/11/2002 11:31:41 AM PDT by Reagan Man
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