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[Beret Griffith]

Good one Cynthia.

The Republican convention will be in St. Paul. 
The head of the Republican party in Minnesota 
recently came out for Huckabee. Minnesota at one 
time was a big Democratic state. Hopefully it 
will turn a corner this election. Not a surprise 
to see the Krauthammer piece in the Star Tribune.

Another piece from Krauthammer from The National Review last October ends with:
"So no more gnashing of teeth. Republicans have 4 
1/2 good presidential candidates. All five would 
make fine Cabinet members: Romney at Treasury, 
Thompson at Justice, McCain at Defense, Giuliani 
at Homeland Security, Huckabee at Interior. All 
the team needs now is to pick a captain who can 
beat Hillary."  How's that for giving one the 
creeps. Actually the whole article is creepy. I 
don't think he's kidding. Check it out at The 
National Review site, October 26, 2007.

I like Obama and occasionally lean toward him and 
yet continue to go with Hillary.

Beret

At 10:58 AM 1/19/2008, you wrote:
>All of these pundits (TV and written) are in the 
>entertainment business.  They may mountains out 
>of molehills.  I am totally disgusted with all 
>of them.  Also no one can have a "pure" vote in 
>Congress.  Obama is incredibly moving and is 
>truly forming a movement.  Nonetheless  I'm voting for Hiliary.
>Cynthia
>
>In a message dated 1/18/2008 6:20:29 P.M. 
>Eastern Standard Time, dm14 at txstate.edu writes:
>Here, here!  Thanks for articulating what I was 
>thinking.  Here’s hoping we can have a campaign based on important issues.
>
>Diann McCabe
>
>
>On 1/18/08 4:58 PM, "Janice Ulangca" <aulangca at stny.rr.com> wrote:
>
>Dear Charles Krauthammer,
>
>Scrutiny is fine, but please - when does "a 
>smile" become "a smirk"?  And "You're not that 
>bad, Hillary"  is "an unkind cut, deeply 
>ungracious, almost cruel"?  Good 
>grief!  Personally I'm very grateful for 
>Edwards, H. Clinton, and Obama, all.  I know 
>it's an honor to be president, and a chance to 
>do much good, but what you have to go through to 
>get there is terrific. And when both Republican 
>and Democratic nominees are chosen, it will get 
>worse, because all the gotchas of the pundits 
>will focus on just one person from each 
>party.  Scrutiny of leadership style, 
>experience, plans, vision, integrity, finances, 
>wisdom is great.  But I hope nobody will vote, 
>or not vote, for president based on the nuances 
>of one two-second facial expression.  Or whether 
>Hillary's momentary tears seemed genuine, or 
>calibration of the degree of John Edwards' 
>anger.  I suppose the pundits are bored with 
>policies - but policies, and yes, personal 
>persuasiveness, are what will make a difference 
>in American lives and the world.
>
>Janice Ulangca
>
>
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