Brigit M -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:15:55 AM --
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Yes, Weaver, I think that's true.
Weaver -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:20:29 AM --
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See, LB, we just formed a dilettante consensus.
And yet we don't care about it very much.
Brigit M -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:21:55 AM --
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Well, I don't care only because neither of them ever struck *me* as a particularly nice guy. I may have odd standards, though.
Kawaii -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:29:31 AM --
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Confidence is what you had before you understood the situation.
I don't intended at all to be a safe place for the those of liberal tendencies and this isn't moderated, no one is going to be yanking any posts to protect sensitivities.
I never found Clinton or Bush to be particularly likeable or trustworthy. I don't think they are evil, but I don't sense the magic of their charisma.
edit: heh, Brigit. Me too.
Weaver -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:30:06 AM --
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Well, I don't care only because neither of them ever struck *me* as a particularly nice guy.
That's because neither one ever posted on TPW. But if they did, I'm pretty sure you would like them.
Weaver -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:30:48 AM --
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I don't sense the magic of their charisma.
But you see the effect, don't you?
Kawaii -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:31:13 AM --
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Confidence is what you had before you understood the situation.
How do we they haven't posted? bushmaster may be Clinton incognito.
Weaver -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:35:50 AM --
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Goodness no. Nobody actually likes bushmaster, not even LB. Nor does anybody really despise him. He is completely in Jexter territory. Can't be Clinton.
Kawaii -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:36:29 AM --
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Confidence is what you had before you understood the situation.
I do see an effect, but I want it to be shrewd political prowess. Charisma makes it seem too much like they just got lucky.
edit: what good would it be to disguise yourself if everyone can tell who you are? Maybe he is Gore.
Weaver -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 12:37:12 AM --
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Ooh, that was funny.
Kawaii -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 01:11:58 AM --
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Confidence is what you had before you understood the situation.
Y'know. Someone could have mentioned that this was discussed a few weeks ago elsewhere.
Bingo -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 01:15:48 AM --
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I'm uninformed and didn't know it was discussed elsewhere.
sohcahtoa -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 01:20:54 AM --
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You ran over Barbie. Good. ~My illustrious daughter after I accidentally knocked into a display in the toy department.
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Bingo -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 01:28:29 AM --
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I am a registered Democrat who votes, but I skim boring policy articles. I like to read nice little feature stories about the candidates' kids. I'm only partly kidding.
Kawaii -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 01:43:32 AM --
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Confidence is what you had before you understood the situation.
Welcome. I just saw in the enough already thread some posts about rabid antibushism.
Eustacia -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 02:04:08 AM --
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Krusticus Rex
I'm here, right-leaning lefty that I am.
Bingo -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 02:25:47 AM --
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I can't stand Bush. I'm a left-leaning lefty.
Catgirl -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 03:00:58 AM --
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popping in here and there
I jump between the far-right and far-left, depending on the issue. And I can't stand Bush. I know some people perceive him as a nice, upstanding, trustworthy guy, but for the life of me, I can't see it.
Kate D -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 03:28:46 AM --
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What will it profit a man to gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
I took the political party quiz that's on the libertarian site, and came out 45% Dem, 45% Green. The other quiz pegged me as fiscally moderate and socially liberal. Knock me over with a feather; I thought I was moderate. I've voted for a few Republicans. I'm the most conservative person in my social group, except the mother of the Special Forces soldier. I guess I'm what passes for moderate in the SF Bay Area.
I try to read the propositions, but they confuse me by obscuring the interests, so I vote no.
I don't trust Bush instinctively, and I don't see the charisma. I'm a sucker for a good speaker; that's how Clinton sucked me in.
As of 1:30 Tuesday morning, I was waffling on who to vote for to replace Gray Davis.
I think Reagan was the original Teflon President, but Clinton took it to new heights.
Nicola O. -- Thursday, October 09, 2003 -- 03:35:51 AM --
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my blog: http://alphaheroes.blogspot.com
I know some people perceive him as a nice, upstanding, trustworthy guy, but for the life of me, I can't see it.
Me neither, Catgirl.
I think Reagan was the original Teflon President, but Clinton took it to new heights.
I was thinking the same thing.
I am uninformed about politics because whenever I think I want to know about an issue, I feel like the only information I can access is slanted one way or another to such an extreme that I never get the sense that I have any fucking clue what really happened (or is happening). It makes me crazy, so I bury my head in the sand.
