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Jack Mclaughlin
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 Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 11:12 am Post subject: C`mon Pennsylvania We Need You! |
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| The most recent polls indicate a dead heat in Penna. How could this be? Your state is known for its veterans, hunters and quarterbacks. These groups are emblematic of courage, tradition and leadership. John Kerry is the antithesis of all these virtues.He let his men and country down when they needed him most. Will he again send up the flag of surrender when things get tough? We can`t afford to give him that chance. |
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Fort Campbell
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| Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 5:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Yep. We need Pennsylvania and Ohio. We cannot assume anything. The stakes are too high. |
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thrawn21
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There are two big reasons why Bush lost PA in 2000 and is in a dead-heat with Kerry in 2004.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
I dunno how it'll turn out this time, but if Bush does manage to carry PA this time, it'll be a pleasant surprise and probably be the end of Kerry.
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Tom Poole
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| Jack McLaughlin wrote: | | ...How could this be? Your state is known for its veterans, hunters and quarterbacks.... |
I too find it unbelievable that Pittsburgh, America's classical city of steel, could possibly consider for president this soft, manicured, poor excuse for a lapdog. And Philadelphia, one of America's only two or three patriotic cradles, how could you?
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ranch hand
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If I recall, during the 60's, it was the hardhats who supported our troops.
Not the elitists. |
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