"Peter Thomas" wrote in message
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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 08:41:12 -0400, "Clyde Slick"
wrote:

How do you know there's no cause? There might well be good cause.
There is no cause to prohibit the display of a picture of any President
in a classroom.
Yes, I think every classroom should not only have a picture of the
highly respected, intelligent and articulate George W Bush, it should
also be accompanied with this non-partisan caption...
"VOTE BUSH IN 2004!
Yes, over 4,000 of our soldiers are dead.
Yes, our national debt has skyrocketed.
Yes, Osama Bin Laden is still not captured.
But gay people can't marry, isn't that good news?"
no, it can have a picture of the sitting president, or a former president.
Yours can have Herbert Hoover or U.S. Grant

Nixon's my favourite. I think school children should all be reminded
of Richard Nixon's party and what they got up to.


The problem with Nixon's shenanigans is that he had his
own personal reelection organization, CREEP, and they pretty
much usurped the party and ran the campaign themselves.
Almost all of the perps were CREEP guys, very few
were the usual party apparaticks