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June 10, 2004
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"Well, maybe he was a lot smarter than most people thought."

George P. Shultz, in his introduction to Reagan In His Own Hand

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Why doesn't the Left go back to their ateliers. They are really at a loss without sweet Uncle Joe Stalin. Carter smart, Reagan dumb, Bush dumb, Clinton smart, Bush dumb. Kerry smart. They really need an good enema and a new message. Regards


Posted by EddieP at June 10, 2004 10:47 PM

I wish I was as dumb as Reagan


Posted by Fausta at June 11, 2004 01:06 PM

CREDIT...
For the first forty years of life, I hated the thought of atomic incineration more than death by any other means. That was because to die by atom bomb meant everyone else was a crispy critter too, and the human race had run out it's string. Then Ronald Reagan came along and sonovabitch if he didn't make that scenario just...go away. Thank you and goodbye, Mr. President. This world owes you more than it can ever repay.


Posted by willy blue at June 12, 2004 06:12 AM
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