Is this the man who could be our next president?

Renew Deal

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:07 AM
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Is this the man who could be our next president?

That's right folks. It's Lyndon Larouche. Look, he is as good looking as Edwards, with Clarks charisma, and Deans fire. Best of all he is a Democrat from the penitentiary wing of the democratic party.

Larouche '04

http://larouchein2004.net

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pruner

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:08 AM
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1. LOL

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Ksec

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:10 AM
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2. That must be some good weed/

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Hieronymus

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:20 AM
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3. Yea, he's hot.

:party:

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Mz Pip

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:22 AM
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4. He's still alive??

Amazing.

MzPip
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Sat Dec-06-03 12:32 AM
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Renew Deal

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:34 AM
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7. Lurking Larouchie

I always thought you guys were incoherent. OK, what's up? How did Clark get involved in this? And who is JW Clark?

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Sat Dec-06-03 01:03 AM
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Sat Dec-06-03 01:27 AM
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9. Wes is not alone

This is the quote the other user I assume, used as a tagline,

"We should be very clear on this... this country was founded on the principles of the enlightenment. It was the idea that people could talk, have reasonable dialogue and discuss the issues. It wasn't founded on the idea that someone would get struck by a divine inspiration and know everything, right from wrong. People who founded this country had religion, they had strong beliefs, but they believed in reason, and dialogue, and civil discourse. We can't lose that in this country. We've got to get it back." Wes Clark

This quote would be Jeffersonian in a nutshell. Voltaire, over Plato, Abelard, over Anselm! Indeed, our framers had religion. Jefferson's happened to be deism. He thought of the Creator as a clockmaker who once the pendulum was set in motion left the device to it's course.

Without opening a proper edification of any one philosophe, describing oneself, by what he is not, is Augustinian in this context. Please, let's discuss fact, not self-perception?

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LastKnight

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Sat Dec-06-03 12:25 AM
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5. why is his forehead...

Edited on Sat Dec-06-03 12:25 AM by LastKnight

shinier than the rest of his face, i know hes bald but man thats some real glare there, he must polish that crome dome or sumtin'

Lol

-LK

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