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Sorry for the vanity...Dan Rather, who has now become Baghdad Bob, needs an equivalent name or monicker hung on him for posterity...sure would be fun to see old Dan go out like the joke he has become. We've got some creative and hysterical FReeper comedians here...is there another SoreLoserman to be achieved?

Just as the term "Clintonesque" has become a standard term to describe sleaze, dishonesty, calculated political attacks, etc...can we now use the term Kerryesque to descibe: -Lack of conviction -Flip-flopping -Being on both sides of an issue in one breath! -etc All in favor say AYE! and start using the term everywhere...especially in Letters to Editors, FR posts, discussions with other conservatives, phone calls to talk shows, debates with liberal "friends", etc.

President Elect's seventh analysis of the 2004 Electoral College vote pitting President George W. Bush against the now offical Democratic nominee, John Kerry, shows that if the election were today Bush would be the first popular vote losing president to win a second term. President Elect predicts that President Bush would win 274 electoral votes and Kerry would win 264 (Down from 279-259 in September). CHANGES FROM LAST ANALYSIS: - Arkansas from LEANING BUSH to SOLID BUSH - Maine from SOLID KERRY to LEANING KERRY - Minnesota from LEANING KERRY to SOLID KERRY - Nevada from SOLID BUSH to...

Yes, it's true! The Democrat Party is the party of hope! No, I haven't lost my mind, and I haven't been a double agent for DU. Here is the "proof" that the Democrats are the party of hope: The Democrat Party hopes that the economy will go in the tank so they can win the election.The Democrat Party hopes that Osama Bin Laden won't be caught so they can win the election.The Democrat Party hopes that the Iraqi government will fail so they can win the election.The Democrat Party hopes that our troops are not successful so they can win...

Voters in both the Democratic and Republican primaries next week will have an array of candidates from which to choose in the U.S. Senate race to succeed Sen. Zell Miller. The Republican ballot offers three candidates, each with strengths. The Democratic field of eight, however, lacks anyone ready to assume the responsibilities in the tradition of strong representation Georgia has generally held in the U.S. Senate. Democrats failed to field a standout. Democrat Congresswoman Denise Majette has the advantage of 18 months in the U.S. House but little else. She's thrown away the opportunity constituents in the 4th Congressional District...

Just heard on CNN that Kerry will announce Veep candidate tomorrow...but whoever it is, won't be there!

A CONTRACT WITH GEORGIAA Bold Vision to Bring Conservative Common Sense to the United States Senate by HERMAN CAIN Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate The United States is being challenged by the war on terror, the war on our moral foundation and the war on our economic infrastructure. But America is still the greatest country in the world because of the bold leadership of the past and the American Dream that is still alive today. In 1994 we had a vision for a better America and a desire to "restore the bonds of trust between the people and their elected...

Herman Invites You to a Faith and Families BBQ Rally and Pastor's Briefing!JOIN HERMAN SATURDAY, JUNE 12 AT 12:30 P.M. at ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH NORTH FOR A BBQ RALLY TO CELEBRATE FAITH AND FAMILIES! The Faith and Families Rally will be led by David Barton and Herman. Mr. Barton is Vice-President of the Republican Party of Texas and Founder and President of WallBuilders, a national pro-family organization which helps citizens become active in their local schools and communities. Click Here to see the entire Update!

TEAM CAIN members will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday, May 31 at the Hebron Baptist Church Parking Lot in Dacula to walk with Herman in the Dacula Memorial Day Parade. Please plan to join us! Dacula Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 31, 2004 Meet at: Hebron Baptist Church parking lot 202 Hebron Church Road Dacula, Georgia 9:30 a.m. Plan to walk with TEAM CAIN members at the Dacula Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 31 to show your support for Herman Cain – Georgia’s next U.S. Senator! -------------------------------------- Represent Herman at your local Memorial Day celebration, parade or gathering of family...

“Memorial Day is the day we pay special tribute to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom, democracy and way of life. It is also a day when we remember our soldiers who are still fighting to further these causes. The best way we can honor the memory of our fallen soldiers is to honor those who are still fighting. We honor them and we pray for their safe return to their homes and families. “When our Founding Fathers declared our independence, they believed strongly enough that they were willing to fight and die for this Nation....

NAACP leaders stunned by remarks of prominent comedianPosted: May 20, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern© 2004 WorldNetDaily.com In the presence of NAACP President Kweisi Mfume and other African-American leaders, comedian Bill Cosby took aim at blacks who don't take responsibility for their economic status, blame police for incarcerations and teach their kids poor speaking habits. Cosby made his remarks at a Constitution Hall event in Washington Monday night commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Brown vs. Board of Education decision that paved the way for integrated schools, reported Richard Leiby in his Reliable Source column for the Washington Post. Leiby said...

5/18/2004 Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herman Cain issued the following statement commemorating Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS: “Fifty years ago, the United States Supreme Court changed the face of education in America. The landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS, was the first major decision leading up to a changed society. The decision to integrate our schools was our way of saying they we would not accept a separated Nation. We are one America and we will educate our children as such. “Now, fifty years later, we have more work to do. More...

Dear fellow Georgians, This past Saturday morning I was honored to address the Georgia GOP State Convention in Columbus. The energy and excitement that was felt at the convention is proof that Georgians are ready to believe in the promise of a better America. The United States is being challenged by the war on terror, the war on our moral foundation and the war on our economic infrastructure. But America is still the greatest country in the world because of the bold leadership of the past and the American Dream that is still alive today. In 1994 we had a...

At the Cobb County GOP Breakfast this morning, in Johnny Isakson's home congressional district, Herman Cain rocked the crowd with the brief introduction time given to him along with all local GOP candidates. My Name Is Cain! rang out across the room and from there, everyone was riveted to his one minute speech. Rep. Isakson, an honorable man, was the guest speaker earlier, during the breakfast. He speaks as an insider, someone who's 'been around'. Much of what he believes and supports is standard fare for conservatives. Some isn't, including his belief in exceptions for abortions. But Herman Cain filled...

Herman Cain's Pledge to Protect the Unborn Our Nation's founders stated that we have an inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We can pursue happiness as long as we do not infringe on another's liberty. We can have liberty as long as we do not take another's life. And life begins at conception. The Supreme Court's decision that the most innocent of human life - the life of an unborn child - can be ended for the sake of convenience, began the moral decline of our society. No great nation can prosper when life is not...

WASHINGTON - Al Gore, drawing from his 2000 campaign accounts, said Wednesday he will donate more than $6 million to five Democratic Party groups and help John Kerry fight President Bush's "outrageous and misleading" re-election bid. The former vice president pledged to donate $4 million to the Democratic National Committee. The party's Senate and House committees each will get $1 million, and the party from Gore's home state of Tennessee would receive $250,000. The Democratic Party in Florida, site of the divisive 2000 election recount, will get $240,000 from a separate Gore campaign account. Republican campaign committees still hold a...

April 20, 2004 Following a debate hosted by the Cobb County: Republicans, Young Republicans, Black Republicans Council, Republican Women’s Club and the Kennesaw State College Republicans, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herman Cain issued the following statement: “At the Cobb County debate, my first question was, ‘Where’s Johnny?’ I believe the people deserve to hear from all of us. That was my first question and nobody was at the debate to answer it. Georgia’s next United States Senator will be chosen by the people and Georgians deserve to have all of us side-by-side to hear where we stand on issues and...