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Quoting Case <Case at iSpots.com>:

> [Platt]
> There are scientists who disagree with Al Gore, the consummate seedy
> politician. 
> 
> [Case]
> The overwhelming consensus of scientists qualified to speak on the issue is
> on Gore's side. 

The overwhelming consensus of scientists qualified to speak on the issue supported
eugenics not long ago. 

> [Platt]
> Not to mention bringing down Soviet communism, allowing millions of children
> in Eastern Europe and elsewhere to survive and live in freedom.
> 
> [Case]
> That sock puppet for the wealthy had little or nothing to do with the fall
> of communism. 

I guess that's why the Polish are planning to erect statues of Reagan.

> [Platt]
> Jimmy Carter, the worst president in U.S. history. Inflation rates at double
> digits, interest rates likewise. Completely feckless in the Iranian hostage
> crises. The leader of national "malaise."
> 
> [Case]
> Another man disqualified for public service by having personal integrity.
> The only US president to receive a Nobel Peace Prize. The president who
> promised never to lie to us and paid the price for keeping his promise. 

He never lied about the country's malaise, until Regan proved him a liar.

> As for the worst president in US history Baby George is now the leading
> contender among historians. 

Since most historians today are bed-wetting liberals, I'm not surprised.
> 
> [Platt]
> Yes indeed, Americans are stupid, except for the small minority of wise
> people like yourself of course. 
> 
> [Case]
> I would like to think I am not alone, after all Baby Bush only won his
> squeekers with the help of his brother and his daddy's court appointees.

Ah yes, the conspiracy theory. What happened to all those rigged voting machines
in the last election? 
 
> [Platt]
> Ah, let us pray that we too, like our European cousins, will soon bask in
> the bosom of socialism. Just hope that you won't need an operation. By the
> time you get to the head of the line it may be too late.  
> 
> [Case]
> Let's see a four day work week and universal health care weighed against
> propaganda fueled waiting lists and fear of the "red menace". Sounds like a
> good deal to me.

Propaganda? Check with a few Canadians. As for fear, nothing tops the liberal
agenda of global warming.


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