> Democrats in Washington have found a subtle new way to annoy
> Republicans: Every chance they get, they're starting to refer to Bill
> Clinton as "42." The idea is clear enough--that Hillary Clinton will be
> "44," a wink at the way the Bushes have long referred to George H.W. as
> "41" and W. as "43." The new Clinton nickname is spreading "like a
> wave," says Democratic strategist Mark Siegel, who says he casually
> drops the reference into conversations with Republicans and then waits
> for the reaction. Usually, he says, it's a blank stare. "Then a look of
> understanding, and then a look of anger." Makes us crack up every time.
> And people say Washington doesn't have a sense of humor.

> Hooo, boy, Faye is cranking up her love afar with the Breck Boy again. A
> one term senator with no real credentials other than being a litagator and
> the son of a millworker.
>
> With Hillary and Obama generating all the early buzz, John "Son of
> Millworker" Edwards' chances are only slightly better than John Kerry's.
>

>>
>> Here's a start:
>>
>> http://officialedwardsstore.com/
>> http://www.buzzflash.com/store/items/439

>
> --
> Kent Finnell
> From the Music City USA

> Kent Finnell wrote:

>> Hooo, boy, Faye is cranking up her love afar with the Breck Boy again. A
>> one term senator with no real credentials other than being a litagator and
>> the son of a millworker.
>> With Hillary and Obama generating all the early buzz, John "Son of
>> Millworker" Edwards' chances are only slightly better than John Kerry's.

> So sayeth kent, "I'm not partisan" Finnell
> : ) Lala

>>> Here's a start:
>>> http://officialedwardsstore.com/
>>> http://www.buzzflash.com/store/items/439

>> --
>> Kent Finnell
>> From the Music City USA

>
> No, he only repeats those things which bubble to the top and catch his
> attention. I believe if he had an original thought it would die of
> loneliness.

>
> Out of about 1,100: http://tinyurl.com/vaoe5
> --
> Kent Finnell writes:
>
> 3) ...myself included, consider me to be a happy person.

> Neither am I. It'll probably be another contest between the best of two
> evils, but I'll just be upfront right now and say after these past six
> years, unless the democrat is the reincarnated combination of the worst of
> the grand and nefarious bastards of Chicago AND Louisiana, any republican is
> gonna have to do the sales job of the ages to win my vote.
>
> I am THAT disgusted with 'em. And that's even with my honest belief that
> there's not fifteen cents' difference between 'em overall.

>> And people say Washington doesn't have a sense of humor.

> On Sat, 6 Jan 2007 22:29:02 -0600, Robert Q. Black mail.com>
> wrote:
>

>>> And people say Washington doesn't have a sense of humor.

>
> It sure would be nice to have a president with a 3-digit IQ.

>> Democrats in Washington have found a subtle new way to annoy
>> Republicans: Every chance they get, they're starting to refer to Bill
>> Clinton as "42." The idea is clear enough--that Hillary Clinton will be
>> "44,"

> Robert Q. Black wrote:

>>> Democrats in Washington have found a subtle new way to annoy
>>> Republicans: Every chance they get, they're starting to refer to Bill
>>> Clinton as "42." The idea is clear enough--that Hillary Clinton will be
>>> "44,"

>
> On a country backroad on the way home from Rivergate today I saw my
> first new presidential campaign sign:
>
> Hillary Clinton '08
>
> Guess I need to go ahead and start planting Edwards signs.
>
> Faye
>
>

> In article <1168148784.487137.245820@s80g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> theridgeview@att.net says...

>> Robert Q. Black wrote:

>>>> Democrats in Washington have found a subtle new way to annoy
>>>> Republicans: Every chance they get, they're starting to refer to Bill
>>>> Clinton as "42." The idea is clear enough--that Hillary Clinton will
>>>> be
>>>> "44,"

>>
>> On a country backroad on the way home from Rivergate today I saw my
>> first new presidential campaign sign:
>>
>> Hillary Clinton '08
>>
>> Guess I need to go ahead and start planting Edwards signs.
>>
>> Faye