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Tax Cuts Split the Democratic Presidential Field
New York Times - 9-12-03
At nearly every campaign stop, Howard Dean says most Americans would
happily pay as much taxes as they paid under Bill Clinton if they could have
the same economy they had in the Clinton years.
Dr. Dean, former governor of Vermont, advocates repealing all of President
Bush's tax cuts and using the money for universal health insurance, domestic
security and job creation...
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Taking risks brings some rewards for Dean's campaign manager
Boston Globe, MA -9-12-03
... - On a recent afternoon, the architect of
Howard Dean's ... Dean, former governor of Vermont, has
pulled ahead in polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, a position many
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Clark rules out vice presidential bid for now
CNN - 9-12-03
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Former NATO commander Wesley
Clark said Friday he will make a decision "sometime pretty soon" about
whether he'll seek the Democratic ... |
This is not an endorsement of Dr. Howard
Dean, yet. Zelda and I will feature all the Democrat candidates for
president, eventually, minus Lieberman, since he is no longer a Democrat.
The Doctor is In
(The Howard Dean Song)
by Dan Tyler
Click here and then
click on Listen
This is foot tappin" music. I just
love it. Dan Tyler is an accomplished musician and a very talented
Democrat to boot. Please check him out and find more about this wonderful fellow
Democrat
www.intuitmusic.com
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Tell Us what you think 87
Billion Buckaroos will Buy
or Email Zelda at
zelda@allhatnocattle.net
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What 87 Billion Buckaroos Can Do
CAUTION:
Blonde doing math and stretching atrophied, algebraic limbs.
87 Billion bucks will buy:
$ - 29,000,000,000 long-neck beers in a beach bar.
$ - Three bags of Mexican marijuana for every man, woman and child in the
nation.
$ - 250,000,000 weekends at a Gulf Coast Casino with a spa appointment.
$ - 87,000,000,000 average Pay Pal donations to All Hat No Cattle.
$ - 64,444,444 pairs of Carlos Santana boots.
$ - 48,603,351,000 gallons of Sweet Tea.
$ - One year's supply of microwave popcorn and Pepsi for every house in the
nation.
$ - One loaf of cheap, white bread for everybody on the planet or a loaf of
the good, pumpernickel sliced by the bakery for the top, 20 percent elite.
$ - A Barbie Doll with a nice wardrobe for every little girl on the planet.
$ - A new CD/tape player installed in every car registered in the United
States.
Okay, this is getting boring on my own.
Everybody, sing with me.
Tell us what you think 87 billion buckaroos will buy ... come to mama.
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"The U.S. Mint is printing $20 dollar
bills in peach. I think this is a fantastic idea. The government is hoping this
will distract us from the fact that we have fewer of them." —David
Letterman
www.bushspeaks.com
Sent in by Tom
Saddam never had this Weapon
of Mass Destruction but North Korea does.
Do we have enough soldiers
left to fight North Korea, if needed?
"This foreign policy stuff is a
little frustrating."
—George W. Bush, as quoted by the
New York Daily News, April 23, 2002
God, please save us from this man.
Sent in by Ed J
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An
Elephant in a Donkey Suit
Ed Koch: Bush Haters Should be 'Horse-whipped'
NewsMax.com - 9-12-03
Democratic Party elder statesman and former New York City Mayor Ed
Koch said Thursday
that he was outraged by some of the anti-Bush protesters he saw while on
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Ed Koch should be horse-whipped
or better yet he should join the GOPigs. |
Bush has turned the world against us,
including our own country according to the latest polls. I wish the
presidential election was November 2003. November 2004 may be too late.
The large majestic
Lagoon
Nebula is home for many young stars and hot
gas. Spanning 100
light years across while
lying only about 5000 light years distant, the
Lagoon Nebulae is so big and bright that it can
be
seen without a
telescope toward the
constellation of
Sagittarius. Many bright
stars are visible from
NGC 6530, an
open cluster that formed
in the nebula only several million years ago. (NASA)
Peace.