Hi Jim
weird stuff? LOL...
Jim - I decided you're right.

It's obvious we're on different side on political issues. Let just leave it there.

Thanks for reading my "weird stuff".

>Man, this is such weird stuff, Dean.
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>I'll comment on only 1 thing you wrote, that Kerry went to Viet Nam for his political ambitions.
>IF you think that makes even a shred of sense then I have to wonder about your common sense.
>But lets, for a moment, pretend that it is true. Wouldn't that mean that he showed more foresight than just about any other human that ever lived??? I mean, he foresaw that going there would be good for his future (and correspondingly never had a worry of being killed), he foresaw that it would turn into a quagmire and that he could make political hay out of it, etc. WOW, that guy should be acclaimed as president!!!
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>I look a President Bush's history at the same time and he wasn't even worrying about today yet alone planning for anything except when his next drink would get there.
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>As a bystander and outsider who will be seriously affected by who does get elected I must tell you that the logic you've expounded so far has me gravely worried about **my** future!
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>Jim
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>>>>Kerry is a rich man I can't relate to.
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>>>They are both filthy rich, are they not?
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>>Yes but Bush is not a pretender. He is what he is, a regular man with money.
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>>Kerry I think pretends to be a common man, but he isn't. IMO, he went to Vietnam for his political ambition and he married for money. He wants to be liked by the world community. Thus, in debates he kept talking about his policies passing the "GLOBAL TEST".
>>The world certainly doesn't have the best for US in mind... I think very unfortunate, because US is by far the biggest humanitarian contributor in the world.
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>>Bush on the other hand don't care about how the rest of the world thinks of him as nearly as much. He makes decision base on his convictions, which sometimes gets him in trouble with the public. He married a common school teacher/librarian and seems to be an ordinary man for the most part. When he was the owner of the Texas Rangers Baseball team, he would sit on the bleachers with the other fans, even in the rain. I don't want to steal one of Kerry's line, but "I was there" at one of the games about 5 rows behind him. ;)