Arny Krueger wrote:


"Sandman" wrote in message


Sanders Still Can't Figure Out The Difference Between Audio and
Left-Left Democratic Party Politics


Unlike RAHE, which is moderated, there are no rules for RAO that say only audio
topics can be discussed.



Al Gore just endorsed Howard Dean for President.

Big Dog is sure to follow soon, as will Hillary.

Hmmm. Randy Bill is "Big Dog". That makes Hillary a "Big...". Well, it
sounds better coming from your lips than mine, Sanders.

This spells the demise of the center-right Democratic Leadership
Committee (DLC) Clinton mistakenly created in the early 1990's.

It was such a mistake it got him elected president twice. This would
be another thing that would sound better coming from your lips than
mine, Sanders.

Lieberman must feel like utter caca by now.

It seems like Sanders is about 2 years late with his perceptions.

And put a fork in the other candidates: their gooses are cooked.

This would be another thing that would sound better coming from your
lips than mine, Sanders.

Not only that, Dean, after trailing Gephardt in Iowa all year, just
last week took a 4% lead over Gephardt in Iowa, and today that lead
jumped to 7%.

Hmm, CNN is saying that the primaries might all just be irrelevant.
Dean is the man and that is that.

Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, Dean has 45%, Undecided is second at
17%, and Kerry a miserable third at 13%. Clark is up to 11%, and
everyone else is in single digits.

The "dark horse" I publicly endorsed here last February and took a
lot of ridicule for right here on RAO, has truly become the
"Seabiscuit" candidate, now ready to take on "Man O' War" Dumbya.
Just watch as Dean follows Shrub right into Texas and wins the
electoral vote there as well.

Given the sort of brain trusts who provided this ridicule, you
shouldn't be patting yourself on the back too hard, Sanders.

Salute the next President of the United States: PEOPLE-POWERED
HOWARD!!!!

Yup, the entire U.S. electorate is far-left-of-center Democratic, and
George Middius is just as sane as Richman claims he is.






Note that Sandman has nothing to counter just about everything I said.

George Middius is just as sane as Richman claims he is.


I have no doubt Middius is sane.


Agreed. The use of wit and humor in opposition to pervasive personal attacks
and slander does not indicate insanity.



Whatever that means. Middius is rather obviously nuts and has been
ostracized from every audio group on the web except RAO.
?


He's just overly obsessed with your
unmitigated ****tiness, and pretty mean-spirited to boot.

Middius has tried to crap on a number of audio groups in Usenet and has been
shouted down on every one of them except RAO. He's well-known for being
mean-spirited on RAO, and particularly for crapping on newbies.


Bruce Richman, OTOH, is not only quite sane, but a scholar, a
gentleman, and not the least bit mean-spirited.

LOL!

I'm sure that as a
Gephardt supporter, Dr. Richman will show his graciousness during the
primary season as Dean becomes the one to send Dubya back to
Crawford, Texas with a one-way bus ticket.


Actually, I haven't made up my mind as to whom I will vote for in the Florida
primary.
I am a strong supporter of universal health coverage and would like to see some
form of National Health Insurance in place. Through prior professional
experiences, I'm very aware of the abuses to the mental health/medical system
perpetuated by the managed care industry. (HMO = Healthy Members Only). While
I have yet to hear any of the major candidates endorse a one-payer, universal
health insurance system, I *do* feel that Gephart has at least put forth a plan
for universal coverage that is worth serious consideration.

While my political views are somewhat liberal on domestic and social issues,
they are relatively conservative on foreign policy issues.

In addition to Gephart, I'm also considering Dean and General Wesley Clark,
whose views on foreign policy are find more detailed and creative than those of
most of the other candidates.

I also think it's quite likely that whomever wins the Democratic nomination may
select one of the other major candidates as his VP running mate, unless he
selects Bob Graham, whose distinguished Senate career and heavy popularity in
Florida, a key state, is a matter of record.


You read it here, folks!

Just as I would be equally gracious towards Dr. Richman if Gephardt turns
out to be "the man" at
next June's Convention.


Time will terll.


You've obviously rather badly confused national politics with your real
life, Sanders. Internet dweebs and other kinds of social misfits tend to do
things like that.





Bruce J. Richman

"Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message

Arny Krueger wrote:


"Sandman" wrote in message


Sanders Still Can't Figure Out The Difference Between Audio and
Left-Left Democratic Party Politics


Unlike RAHE, which is moderated, there are no rules for RAO that say
only audio topics can be discussed.

So Richman, I guess that you haven't noticed that there are Usenet groups
that are specifically for discussing politics. Here's a clue: There are
Usenet groups that are specifically for discussing politics.

Get it?


Actually, I haven't made up my mind as to whom I will vote for in the
Florida primary.
I am a strong supporter of universal health coverage and would like
to see some form of National Health Insurance in place. Through
prior professional experiences, I'm very aware of the abuses to the
mental health/medical system perpetuated by the managed care
industry. (HMO = Healthy Members Only). While I have yet to hear
any of the major candidates endorse a one-payer, universal health
insurance system, I *do* feel that Gephart has at least put forth a
plan for universal coverage that is worth serious consideration.

So why not discuss this in one of the Usenet groups that are specifically
for discussing politics?

While my political views are somewhat liberal on domestic and social
issues, they are relatively conservative on foreign policy issues.

In addition to Gephart, I'm also considering Dean and General Wesley
Clark, whose views on foreign policy are find more detailed and
creative than those of most of the other candidates.

I also think it's quite likely that whomever wins the Democratic
nomination may select one of the other major candidates as his VP
running mate, unless he selects Bob Graham, whose distinguished
Senate career and heavy popularity in Florida, a key state, is a
matter of record.

So why not discuss this in one of the Usenet groups that are specifically
for discussing politics?

My personal theory is that Sanders fears that if he starts discussing
political issues with people who really care about them, the obvious errors
in his logic and facts will work against him, even worse then it has here.

"Bruce J. Richman" wrote

While
I have yet to hear any of the major candidates endorse a one-payer,
universal
health insurance system, I *do* feel that Gephart has at least put forth a
plan
for universal coverage that is worth serious consideration.

Actually, several Democratic candidates have publicly endorsed a one-payer
universal health system on numerous occasions: Dick Gephardt, Howard Dean,
Dennis Kucinich, and Carol Mosley-Braun.

In addition to Gephart, I'm also considering Dean and General Wesley
Clark,
whose views on foreign policy are find more detailed and creative than
those of
most of the other candidates.

I also like Clark, will wholeheartedly support him if he wins next June. In
fact, I'll wholeheartedly support whoever wins in June. I personally think
a Dean/Clark ticket would bury Bush/Cheney deeper than the Mariana Trench.

I also think it's quite likely that whomever wins the Democratic
nomination may
select one of the other major candidates as his VP running mate, unless he
selects Bob Graham, whose distinguished Senate career and heavy popularity
in
Florida, a key state, is a matter of record.

Dean and Graham recently had a bit of a love-fest in Florida. Graham's one
of my favorites out there - I was saddened about his medical problems and
saddened about his financial problems during the campaign. When Dean wins
the White House, I'm sure Graham will be invited to a prominent cabinet
post, which will be his for the taking, if he wants it. If not, his work in
the Senate will continue to be invaluable. I wish him all the best.

"Sandman" wrote in message ...
"Bruce J. Richman" wrote

While
I have yet to hear any of the major candidates endorse a one-payer,
universal
health insurance system, I *do* feel that Gephart has at least put forth a
plan
for universal coverage that is worth serious consideration.

Actually, several Democratic candidates have publicly endorsed a one-payer
universal health system on numerous occasions: Dick Gephardt, Howard Dean,
Dennis Kucinich, and Carol Mosley-Braun.

In addition to Gephart, I'm also considering Dean and General Wesley
Clark,
whose views on foreign policy are find more detailed and creative than
those of
most of the other candidates.

I also like Clark, will wholeheartedly support him if he wins next June. In
fact, I'll wholeheartedly support whoever wins in June. I personally think
a Dean/Clark ticket would bury Bush/Cheney deeper than the Mariana Trench.

Wait a minute -- I thought you said Howard Dean was a mortal lock?
The "next president of the United States" you said just the other
day...

With support that fleeting and shallow it's no wonder the Giants keep
tanking in the playoffs.

Way to stick to your convictions, sand gnat.

"Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message
...
Arny Krueger wrote:


"Sandman" wrote in message


Sanders Still Can't Figure Out The Difference Between Audio and
Left-Left Democratic Party Politics


Unlike RAHE, which is moderated, there are no rules for RAO that say only
audio
topics can be discussed.



Al Gore just endorsed Howard Dean for President.

Big Dog is sure to follow soon, as will Hillary.

Hmmm. Randy Bill is "Big Dog". That makes Hillary a "Big...". Well, it
sounds better coming from your lips than mine, Sanders.

This spells the demise of the center-right Democratic Leadership
Committee (DLC) Clinton mistakenly created in the early 1990's.

It was such a mistake it got him elected president twice. This would
be another thing that would sound better coming from your lips than
mine, Sanders.

Lieberman must feel like utter caca by now.

It seems like Sanders is about 2 years late with his perceptions.

And put a fork in the other candidates: their gooses are cooked.

This would be another thing that would sound better coming from your
lips than mine, Sanders.

Not only that, Dean, after trailing Gephardt in Iowa all year, just
last week took a 4% lead over Gephardt in Iowa, and today that lead
jumped to 7%.

Hmm, CNN is saying that the primaries might all just be irrelevant.
Dean is the man and that is that.

Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, Dean has 45%, Undecided is second at
17%, and Kerry a miserable third at 13%. Clark is up to 11%, and
everyone else is in single digits.

The "dark horse" I publicly endorsed here last February and took a
lot of ridicule for right here on RAO, has truly become the
"Seabiscuit" candidate, now ready to take on "Man O' War" Dumbya.
Just watch as Dean follows Shrub right into Texas and wins the
electoral vote there as well.

Given the sort of brain trusts who provided this ridicule, you
shouldn't be patting yourself on the back too hard, Sanders.

Salute the next President of the United States: PEOPLE-POWERED
HOWARD!!!!

Yup, the entire U.S. electorate is far-left-of-center Democratic, and
George Middius is just as sane as Richman claims he is.






Note that Sandman has nothing to counter just about everything I said.

George Middius is just as sane as Richman claims he is.


I have no doubt Middius is sane.


Agreed. The use of wit and humor in opposition to pervasive personal
attacks
and slander does not indicate insanity.



Whatever that means. Middius is rather obviously nuts and has been
ostracized from every audio group on the web except RAO.
?


He's just overly obsessed with your
unmitigated ****tiness, and pretty mean-spirited to boot.

Middius has tried to crap on a number of audio groups in Usenet and has
been
shouted down on every one of them except RAO. He's well-known for being
mean-spirited on RAO, and particularly for crapping on newbies.


Bruce Richman, OTOH, is not only quite sane, but a scholar, a
gentleman, and not the least bit mean-spirited.

LOL!

I'm sure that as a
Gephardt supporter, Dr. Richman will show his graciousness during the
primary season as Dean becomes the one to send Dubya back to
Crawford, Texas with a one-way bus ticket.


Actually, I haven't made up my mind as to whom I will vote for in the
Florida
primary.
I am a strong supporter of universal health coverage and would like to see
some
form of National Health Insurance in place. Through prior professional
experiences, I'm very aware of the abuses to the mental health/medical
system

The ones you commit?

perpetuated by the managed care industry. (HMO = Healthy Members Only).

Has it ever occured to you that the reason some people don't have insurance
is they don't want it? How old were you when you first got health insurance?

Many younger persons don't see a need for health insurance.


HMO's are a case of getting what you pay for. Small price, small quality.


While
I have yet to hear any of the major candidates endorse a one-payer,
universal
health insurance system, I *do* feel that Gephart has at least put forth a
plan
for universal coverage that is worth serious consideration.

While my political views are somewhat liberal on domestic and social
issues,
they are relatively conservative on foreign policy issues.

In addition to Gephart, I'm also considering Dean and General Wesley
Clark,
whose views on foreign policy are find more detailed and creative than
those of
most of the other candidates.

I also think it's quite likely that whomever wins the Democratic
nomination may
select one of the other major candidates as his VP running mate, unless he
selects Bob Graham, whose distinguished Senate career and heavy popularity
in
Florida, a key state, is a matter of record.


You read it here, folks!

Just as I would be equally gracious towards Dr. Richman if Gephardt
turns
out to be "the man" at
next June's Convention.


Time will terll.


You've obviously rather badly confused national politics with your real
life, Sanders. Internet dweebs and other kinds of social misfits tend to
do
things like that.