Possible Swiftboat/Bush connection would be illegal.

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bozack

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Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: KarenMarie
Ummm... forgive me... I don't get it. If I am correct, apologies if I am not, Conjur is Left of Center.
So, I will take that to mean that Tim Russet is not neutral?
Or did you mean something else, and I totally didn't get it?
:)
Conjur wouldn't be moderating, he'd represent the side debating Bush (ripping him a new one, actually).

it must be nice to live in fantasy land Perk...keep em commin though, always good seeing you post utter drivel.
 

Hayabusa Rider

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Originally posted by: bozack
Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: KarenMarie
Ummm... forgive me... I don't get it. If I am correct, apologies if I am not, Conjur is Left of Center.
So, I will take that to mean that Tim Russet is not neutral?
Or did you mean something else, and I totally didn't get it?
:)
Conjur wouldn't be moderating, he'd represent the side debating Bush (ripping him a new one, actually).

it must be nice to live in fantasy land Perk...keep em commin though, always good seeing you post utter drivel.

Perknose got it exactly right. I was joking with KarenMarie, but although it would be foolish for Kerry to directly debate these people, IF he did, then Bush should have to answer to some opposition group. Given access to Bush I think Conjur could ask some tough questions that he could not answer, at least in any meaningful way. For that matter almost anyone could, but no one gets that opportunity.
 

Ferocious

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"A series of interviews and a review of documents show a web of connections to the Bush family, high-profile Texas political figures and President Bush's chief political aide, Karl Rove," the Times reported. "Several of those now declaring Mr. Kerry 'unfit' had lavished praise on him, some as recently as last year.


shame on Bush!