On Sat, 29 May 2004 22:31:41 GMT, "GoreRantsForKerry"
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"George Leroy Tyrebiter, Jr." <tyrebiter@commiemartyrs.edu> wrote in message
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On Sat, 29 May 2004 12:46:34 GMT, "GoreRantsForKerry"
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"WhoDat@nym.alias.net" <whoDat@nym.alias.net> wrote in message
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Al Gore strikes blow for other side writes David Horowitz:
http://www.frontpagemag.com/
This "lib" thinks Gore should keep his mouth shut.
Even when correct Gore should just keep his mouth shut.
Gore endorsed Howard Dean. Then Dean sank under the waves.
Gore has now done the same with Kerry.
Kerry needs to PRAY that Gore shuts up and goes away!
Bush needs to pray one of his top officials decides to do the right
thing.
No, because they're already doing that. Have been for several years now, in
fact.
Huge deficits, overspending, war to get weapons which weren't even
there? The right thing?
Also, if they have done the right thing then why is the FBI looking
for the traitor among them?
We did not cut Chalabi's money off just for fun.
We didn't invade his house and take the computers for nothing.
We have not banned his organization from going back into their
building just as a joke.
Mchael Ledeen, conservative, neocon, says that the word around his DC
circles is that the NSA broke the ecncryption code of Iran.
That's really a big deal.
And that only a few top US officials knew it.
And that someone tipped Chalabi, who in turn told Iran.
Please explain why you think revealing incredibly sensitive secrets is
"doing the right thing.'
Gore endorsing a politician, on the other hand, is the Kiss of Death for
that politician. It appears Gore is now endorsing Kerry. Earlier he
endorsed Dean. Then Dean's candidacy died.
One of your guys is literally going to die.
It's a death penalty offense.
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