http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow...0410260846.asp


Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed

"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
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http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow...0410260846.asp


Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed



Now there's a good source of unbiased news. Not. National Review is a
magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and
opinion from a conservative viewpoint.



karen

Now there's a good source of unbiased news.

Did you read the article and check the references and citations? I believe
they include the old grey lady and the wash/po. And, what is wrong about a
conservative viewpoint, must a view only be liberal to be true? I know, they
only good sources are CBS, Michael Moore and Paul Begala, 100% truthful,
right?

Anonny Moose wrote:
"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
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http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow/kudlow200410260846.asp

Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed


Now there's a good source of unbiased news. Not. National Review is a
magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and
opinion from a conservative viewpoint.

karen


That was an unusually good article for Larry Kudlow. Of course it's
biased. If you want unbiased, read _US News and World Report_. Boring.


A couple of thoughts that I've stolen from I-dont-remember-where that
kind of sum up Bush and Kerry:

1) Bush has a plan, and Kerry has a plan to have a plan.
2) Bush was born on third base and thinks he hit a triple.

Best regards,
Bob

P.S. John Edwards, and to a lesser extent Dick Chaney, scare me more
than Kerry or Bush. President Chaney is scary; President Edwards is
terrifying.

In article , zxcvbob wrote:

P.S. John Edwards, and to a lesser extent Dick Chaney, scare me more
than Kerry or Bush. President Chaney is scary; President Edwards is
terrifying.

What would be so bad about President Dougie Hauser? It'd be good to learn
that now because after Kerry does his eight years, Dougie's next up.

-paghat the ratgirl

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"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
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