Link is to Fox News coverage of Lightweight 1, The Snooza' in Carolina.
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To: paul in cape
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In the upcoming democratic primary (2004) ...
BIG AL NEEDS OUR HELP! - Register as a democrat and vote for Crazy Al!
Rev. Al Sharpton is officially running for president in 2004.
During the May 3, 2003 demoncrap debate in Columbia, S.C., our man Al stated “The way to move a donkey is to slap the donkey,” and “I’m going to slap the donkey until the donkey kicks”.
Let’s help Crazy Al slap the donkey until it kicks.
Assume GW has the Republican nomination sewn up. Its time for all good republicans, libertarians, and independents to stand up and be counted. Lets take a page from Sen. McCain’s play book. Prior to the 2004 democratic presidential primary in your state, re-register as a democrat and vote for Al Sharpton!
Wouldn’t it be great if Crazy Al won! At the very least, lets ensure he gets prime time speaking rights at the 2004 nationally televised democratic convention. You gotta love it. Line up, sign up, and send this to all your like-minded friends.
In case you’d like to send Big Al a donation:
http://www.sharptonexplore2004.com/
Anyone need a bumper sticker or button?
http://democraticbuttons.freeservers.com/
Anyone know where I can get a yard sign?
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2 posted on
05/04/2003 7:30:12 AM PDT by
schaketo
(Vote for Crazy Al Sharpton in the Demoncrap Primaries)
To: paul in cape
4 posted on
05/04/2003 7:31:05 AM PDT by
Seeking the truth
(I'm going on the FRN Cruise - How about you? - Details at www.Freerepublic.net)
To: paul in cape
11. The candidate from the RAT socialist party will have to run against Bush AND the legacy of Krinton.
To: paul in cape
The REAL Top 10 Reasons Bush will be re-elected.
1. Carol Moseley-Braun
2. Howard Dean
3. John Edwards
4. Richard Gephardt
5. Bob Graham
6. Gary Hart
7. John Kerry
8. Dennis Kucinich
9. Joseph Lieberman
10. Al Sharpton
To: paul in cape
Dubya was an unknown running against a known quantity with a good economy as a backdrop. Now he is a known quantity running with a poor economy as a backdrop. That could hurt.
To: paul in cape
Bill Clinton as Commander-in-Chief...
George W. Bush as Commander-in-Chief...
Any Questions?
9 posted on
05/04/2003 7:47:46 AM PDT by
SamAdams76
(California wine beats French wine in blind taste tests. Boycott French wine.)
To: paul in cape
I can't imagine anyone who voted for Dubya NOT voting for him again, while those who held their nose and voted for ALGORE are most certainly firmly encamped with the President now. The neo-commies will still vote for the 'Rats, but the great middle loves this President.I can, if
1. he supports the federal ban on assault weapons like his spokesman says he will.
2. he doesn't do something about controlling the borders.
3. he doesn't manage to lower taxes like he promised instead of small incremental changes.
4. he continues to promote bigger government instead of smaller goverment.
5. he tries to ride the coattails of the Iraqi war for re-election like his daddy did with the first Gulf war.
6. he carries through with the Patriot Act II.
10 posted on
05/04/2003 7:53:41 AM PDT by
GummyIII
To: paul in cape
He's perceived as a prez that doesn't pussy-foot around. Even the islamic countries who dare criticize us about 911 shut up, that is in the American media. Islamics are known to favor strength over clintoonian wussieness.
To: paul in cape
bump for later reading
To: paul in cape
You forget one thing. Repubs and Conservatives will stay home in droves, just like in '98 when we had the Klintoon on the ropes, about to be impeached, and we couldn't turn out and send a mandate via the election. We are too lazy/complacent to gain true power. Sigh.
To: paul in cape
Meanwhile, more conservative judges are taking their seats
I was thinking today about the wisdom of the democrat filibustering
Yes, they are keeping some nominees off the bench, but this
may be a mistake. These nominees are only as conservative as
the administration thinks it can get confirmed in the current
political climate. They are not the most partisan out there.
After the upcoming election, it is entirely possible that the Senate
will be so strongly Republican that Bush will be able to install
judges that are anathema to liberals. The dem Senators should
take the moderate judges offered them now and get those seats
filled while avoiding the damage of being seen as obstructionist. These
judges are more moderate than what is coming and the dems
are digging their own graves by stalling until real heavyweights
get confirmed by absolute majorities.
29 posted on
05/04/2003 11:49:52 AM PDT by
gcruse
(Piety is only skin deep, but hypocrisy goes clear to the soul.)
To: paul in cape
Dubya has kept every promise... How quickly they forget. http://www.nationalreview.com/lowry/lowry022102.shtml. I know, "no one cares", so it probably won't matter. Just like all other violations of the Constitution haven't mattered for over 150 years.
The Repubs control...both houses of congress
You're calling what Limp-Wrist Frist does "control"?
They'll probbly lose 3-4 in the Senate
Four in the Senate, according to Bob Novak's column. Fine with me; all those were there in 1999.
30 posted on
05/04/2003 4:16:23 PM PDT by
WhaChuLookinAt
(As a matter of fact, I DO put my pants on both legs at a time.)
To: paul in cape
Does anyone else want to vomit when they read election news a year and a half before the fact?
31 posted on
05/04/2003 4:17:49 PM PDT by
breakem
To: paul in cape
Top 10 reasons for President Bush's Re-election The Best Reason Of All:
The alternative is a Democrat.
36 posted on
05/04/2003 5:25:28 PM PDT by
okie01
(The Mainstream Media: IGNORANCE ON PARADE.)
To: paul in cape
One reason: He's the best choice that can get elected over absolutely terrible country-destroying alternatives.
37 posted on
05/04/2003 5:27:28 PM PDT by
wardaddy
(I know you rider, gonna miss me when I'm gone)
To: paul in cape
6. Judicial Obstruction. While the unprecidented filibuster of judicial nominees may play well in NYC and LA, most people see it for what it is. Meanwhile, more conservative judges are taking their seats, while liberal judges continue to be overturned. Every day Bush does not start making recess appointments is a day during which that Judge is NOT overruling, overturning and reversing 40 years of Socialism.
PLEASE JOIN ME IN URGING THE PRESIDENT TO PUT ESTRADA AND DOZENS OF OTHERS ON THE COURT WITH RECESS APPOINTMENTS DURING THE FOURTH OF JULY.
To: paul in cape
Top 10 reasons for President Bush's Re-election 10/20/00:
These are the "Top 10 changes that George W. Bush will make in the White House," as read by the Republican candidate on "Late Show with David Letterman," according to campaign aide Mindy Tucker:
10. To save taxpayer dollars, calls to winning sports teams will be collect.
9. New rule at Cabinet meetings: You can't talk until you ride the mechanical bull.
8. Goodbye, boring presidential radio address; Hello, "Dick Cheney spins the hits of the '80s, '90s and today."
7. Make sure the White House library has lots of books with big print and pictures.
6. Just for fun, issue an executive order commanding my brother, Jeb, to wash my car.
5. First day in office, my mother's face goes up on Mount Rushmore.
4. Looking into hiring a security guard for our nuclear secrets.
3. Will not get sick on Japanese leaders like other President Bushes I know.
2. Give Oval Office one heck of a scrubbing.
1. Tax relief for all Americans except smart-aleck talk show hosts.
To: paul in cape
Top 10 reasons for President Bush's Re-election
50 posted on
05/05/2003 7:30:52 AM PDT by
geedee
(Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed.)
To: paul in cape
There is only one reason for President Bush's Re-election and that is the security of this nation and he will protect this nation. National Security is the issue that wins big.
Now Mr. President get the troops on the border and the protection will be complete.
56 posted on
05/05/2003 5:50:08 PM PDT by
TLBSHOW
(the gift is to see the truth)
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