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Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
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Yus, I'm a bit dissapointed in your characterization of GORE as a
pathological liar. You probably have hung around cowboys one too many times.
I had the misfortune of knowing Texans during my stint as a petroleum
engineer. Texans' seem to want to accelerate their penchant to secede from
the Union by dominating Federal politics. Beware!

As far as Al Gore's intimation that he invented the internet, if you were to
go back to the original articles that seemed to lend credence to this rumor,
Al meant that he was instrumental in the expansion of the internet and
thanks to him, you and I are talking to each other a little sooner than
would have been the case were Al as repressive as the Texas Oil barons. This
is where capacity to process information becomes critical. If I were in a
comma and someone told me that Al said he invented the internet, I would
have enough deductive reasoning left to know that it was either an honest
mistake or a satirical response to the questioner. Don't underestimate the
enormity of Dubya's forces. What I admire about Al, is his steadfastness and
unyielding character under enormous assault from a formidable opponent. Have
you forgotten about the enormous profits posted by the oil companies?-I
suppose you think that's a coincidence of supply and demand economics.

The reason I said I was dissappointed was because you are a man of reason
and you still are. But don't let your Naderite leaning cloud your judgement.
I like Nader too. However, It will be easier to achieve Nader's goals
through Al than Dubya. Think about it.


>From: Yusupha Jow <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Any consensus .... ?
>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2000 19:51:05 EDT
>
>Amie:
>Thanks for your comments.  To be honest, I really don't care too much for
>either candidate. The "Republicrats" (Democrats and Republicans) will
>always
>run America the same way they always have.
>
>Al Gore has been caught in blatant lies one too many times.  His claims to
>have invented the Internet border on the actions of a pathological liar.
>He
>seems to have learned that behavior well from his boss.  Then there is the
>issue of the fuzzy math and all with his explanantions of tax cuts etc.
>
>George, on the other hand, is too "Texas" in my opinion.  I live in the
>South
>West and I've hung out with Tequila guzzling Texan cowboys from El Paso and
>such. Don't mistake me, I don't mind these type of people but their
>opinions
>surely do not jive with mine.  "Just a difference in opinion" as George
>"Dubya" puts it.
>
>According to the numbers, George is a few % points ahead of Al.  The
>Northeast states tend to have strong democratic support.  But once you
>leave
>that area and move a bit further West and South, the opinions tend to
>change
>a bit in favor of the GOP.
>
>Maybe the minority (African American and Hispanic) and women voters will
>swing the balance in AL Gore's favor come election day.
>
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