MissMarple
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Tue Aug-31-04 12:24 PM
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| The fleeting euphoria of insanity. You can see it in their faces. |
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The folks wearing the purple heart band aids look as if they have been liberated from the constraints of reality. And that is what propels the Bush campaign, an insane need to believe in what is not real. One can only hope that for many of them it is only temporary.
When the hot air dissipates from this convention spectacle, the Republican gain will be in the negative numbers. These guys are so out of touch, they believe their own propaganda.
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| quispquake
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Tue Aug-31-04 12:27 PM
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On Bill Maher the other night, some Repuke congressman actually hummed out any opposing views that he heard...it was an amazing thing to see, that this person could NOT accept any viewpoint other than his own...
Damned frightening...
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Tue Aug-31-04 12:39 PM
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| 2. It's like the caller on c-span after the march - she said: |
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'I just wish the protesters would disappear, go away.'
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| tigereye
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Tue Aug-31-04 12:44 PM
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| 3. "fleeting euphoria of insanity" |
| belle
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Tue Aug-31-04 12:47 PM
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| 4. And getting attention, pure and simple. Probably the highlight of |
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their miserable little lives.
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