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Author: PorchMonkey4LifePorchMonkey4Life Date: Nov 27, 2006 18:51
Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted. The man is an international
policy genius. He is a citizen of the world. He's not just a treasure
here, he's a treasure nearly everywhere he goes.
This may sound nuts but I think he should run in 2008. I think he's the
only guy that could restore America's credibility around the world. For
domestic policy he will need some help but that's what a cabinet is for.
His VP should be Murtha.
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Author: Harold BurtonHarold Burton Date: Nov 27, 2006 18:55
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PorchMonkey4Life yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
> Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted.
^^^^^
Now there's real delusion.
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Author: milesmiles Date: Nov 27, 2006 18:54
PorchMonkey4Life wrote:
> This may sound nuts but I think he should run in 2008.
I'd prefer not to return to double digit inflation, unemployment and
interest rates. He can go back to Cuba since he seemed to enjoy his
visit there.
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Author: PorchMonkey4LifePorchMonkey4Life Date: Nov 27, 2006 18:58
Harold Burton wrote:
> In article ,
> PorchMonkey4Life yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
> >> Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted.
> ^^^^^
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>
> Now there's real delusion.
The man is a natural phenomenon. And despite being over 80 years old,
the man is still pretty erudite and very common-sensical (I know that's
not really a word but work with me, people!!).
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Author: paulmdpaulmd Date: Nov 27, 2006 19:07
PorchMonkey4Life wrote:
> Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted. The man is an international
> policy genius. He is a citizen of the world. He's not just a treasure
> here, he's a treasure nearly everywhere he goes.
>
> This may sound nuts but I think he should run in 2008. I think he's the
> only guy that could restore America's credibility around the world. For
> domestic policy he will need some help but that's what a cabinet is for.
>
> His VP should be Murtha.
Much as I like the man Carter became after he left office. He wasn't
that competent as a president (or else, incredibly unlucky). Good man,
though. He might be able to move forward on the Israel-Palestine
conflict, as he's less enamored with Israel's government than most
Americans are (New book: 'Palestine Peace Not Apartheid' ). It would
give him some credibility in the Arab world.
Except, it would take a genius to get the US out of Iraq, and leave the
place stable and democratic. And Carter isn't a genius.
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Author: Kickin' Ass and Takin' NamesKickin' Ass and Takin' Names Date: Nov 27, 2006 19:13
Harold Burton wrote:
> In article ,
> PorchMonkey4Life yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
>>> Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted.
> ^^^^^
>
>
> Now there's real delusion.
What else would we expect from a right-wing asshole. You prefer George
Bush and his "stay the course" delusion????
Of course, you aren't smart enough to understand the difference.
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Author: WarriorWoman_500WarriorWoman_500 Date: Nov 27, 2006 19:38
Harold Burton wrote:
>> That said: If he's the Democratic nominee, I think he'd win, because so
>> many are tired of a Continuation of Bush Jr's policies.
>
> Wrong, if he'd win it's because so many are tired of the lame candidates
> that the DemocRATs offer. Face it, most anyone other than Gore and
> Kerry could have beaten Bush but the DemocRATs are can't figure that
> out. Up until 2006 the DemocRATs were the Republicans' secret weapon.
___________________________
Oh, and your party has done so much for this country and this world
since Bush has been in office. Bush can hardly put two words together
to form a sentence and cannot think on his feet. We're in debt for
years...
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Author: PorchMonkey4LifePorchMonkey4Life Date: Nov 27, 2006 19:50
> Harold Burton wrote:
>>> That said: If he's the Democratic nominee, I think he'd win, because so
>>> many are tired of a Continuation of Bush Jr's policies.
>> Wrong, if he'd win it's because so many are tired of the lame candidates
>> that the DemocRATs offer. Face it, most anyone other than Gore and
>> Kerry could have beaten Bush but the DemocRATs are can't figure that
>> out. Up until 2006 the DemocRATs were the Republicans' secret weapon.
> ___________________________
> Oh, and your party has done so much for this country and this world
> since Bush has been in office. Bush can hardly put two words together
> to form a sentence and...
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Author: williamhubbardwilliamhubbard Date: Nov 27, 2006 20:08
When I think of him or Beelzeflubba, a line from "Becket" comes to
mind..
Harold Burton wrote:
> In article ,
> PorchMonkey4Life yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
>>> Harold Burton wrote:
>>> In article ,
>>> PorchMonkey4Life yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted.
>>> ^^^^^
>>>
>>>
>>> Now there's real delusion.
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>
>> The man is a natural phenomenon.
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Author: DeserTBoBDeserTBoB Date: Nov 27, 2006 21:43
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 02:51:23 GMT, PorchMonkey4Life
yousuckbutidont.com> wrote:
>Jimmy is still sharp and quick witted. The man is an international
>policy genius. He is a citizen of the world. He's not just a treasure
>here, he's a treasure nearly everywhere he goes.
It was indeed a pleasure to watch him, at 82, be more lucid about any
subject than Bush 43 could ever hope to be. He was also quite
gracious toward Bush Bird, although he didn't have to be so.
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