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[Stoned]Jesus H. Christ[Wheat]:
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Don Jacob:
how the fu ck is howard dean gonna beat bush when he can't beat kerry in iowa?!

Trauma-san:
I think Dean's lying is catching up with him, this fucker can't lie worth a shit.  He totally denies shit that has been printed or recorded, quoted as him saying it.  For instance, he said 2 years ago that the Iowa caucauses don't mean shit, in an interview.  Somebody asked him if he still believes that, this motherfucker says "I've never said that".  They roll tape, and he changes his opinion.

He says in people magazine that he had a panic attack when he was sworn in as gov. of Vermont, and they ask him how he's going to lead the country, then.  He says "I never said that, people magazine never said that" when it's right there in black and white.  

He says the south is about being the candidate for "Guys with confederate flags in their pickup trucks" ? What?  That turned the entire south off to him.  Then he starts mouthing off about "nascar" and all kinds of shit, lol.  THEN he says we need to stop deciding elections based on "Race, Guns, and God"... when he's in the north.  When he's in the south, he introduces himself as 'a christian'.  

The guy's just getting hammered left and right by these other guys.  

He criticised Bush on his energy plan, and not making the docs public, but yet in Vermont, he also had an energy plan that he never made the docs public on.  Goes on and on and on, I think he believes we're too stupid to research any of his claims or denials.  

Trauma-san:
Oh, wait, the latest one was, lol, he left Iowa early, to go down south to a Jimmy Carter appearance.  They ask him why, and he says Carter invited him, he didn't have anything to do with the timing.  They ask Carter about it, and he didn't invite anybody, lol Dean offered to go.  Lying motherfucker.  

JTSimon:
1988 Iowa Caucus result

Democrats                                      Republicans
             
Richard Gephardt   31.3%   27.4%       Robert Dole      40,661      37.4%
Paul Simon         26.7%   24.8%         Pat Robertson    26,761      24.6%
Michael Dukakis    22.2%   20.5%        George Bush      20,194      18.6%  
Jesse Jackson       8.8%   11.1%         Jack Kemp        12,088      11.1%
Bruce Babbit        6.1%    9.2%         Pete DuPont       7,999       7.3%
Uncommitted         4.5%    6.0%         No Preference       739       0.7%
Gary Hart           0.3%    1.0%         Alexander Haig      364       0.3%
Albert Gore         0.0%    0.2%

Yellow depicts front runners.

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