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September 01, 2004
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The DNC and RNC are di5erent in another way: the crowds are different. The DNC crowd was eager, the RNC crowd is … lusty is what comes to mind. The DNC was partisan, the RNC is intensely so. And while the DNC was extremely optomistic, the RNC crowd is confident. Even certain. It’s a very different feel in the hall.



Posted by Alan at September 1, 2004 10:52 PM | TrackBack
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Indeed! I feel a Bush-Cheney landslide comin on! I’m not cocky, I just have an intuition. After all we believe in God and they… well Karl Marx or Joe Stalin I suppose… No, no chairman Mao, I forgot about Bill Clinton letting all our nuclear secrets just… ooop end up in Bejing….

Posted by: Deusrex [TypeKey Profile Page] at September 2, 2004 12:17 AM

Look at that! A poll — of one!

Posted by: Don [TypeKey Profile Page] at September 2, 2004 10:52 AM

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