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Professor S · 01-26-2004, 08:42 PM

Now that was a great post. I don't agree with you on many points, but at least I know why you support him outside of "he's not Bush".

As for the temper, it means a lot of things, including his ability to work with other people which is extremely important as a president.

But I don't dislike Dean because of his temper, even though that is what will lose him the nomination. I don't like him because I do not trust him with out national security in the least, he has absolutely no experience in working with foreign policy, and I've heard more about what he wouldn't have done as president over the last 4 years than what he plans to do as president for the next 4.

And please stop with the "Republicans don't care about poor people" schtick. I believe that the best thing we could do for poor people is get the economy going again so that more jobs will be created through commerce, and not acts of government. While not many jobs have been created so far even though the economy has rebounded, I do think that they will follow soon. It only makes sense. I might be wrong but then 200 years of American economy would be left with an unoprecedented void of jobs in a thriving economy.

I do thank you for your post though, but I do think that my explanation of my comment about Dean was more than adequate. But that just my opinion.

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Professor S Devourer of Worlds Professor S is offline Location: Mount Penn, PA Now Playing: Team Fortress 2, all day everyday Posts: 6,608	Re: your fantasy prez and v.p. Now that was a great post. I don't agree with you on many points, but at least I know why you support him outside of "he's not Bush". As for the temper, it means a lot of things, including his ability to work with other people which is extremely important as a president. But I don't dislike Dean because of his temper, even though that is what will lose him the nomination. I don't like him because I do not trust him with out national security in the least, he has absolutely no experience in working with foreign policy, and I've heard more about what he wouldn't have done as president over the last 4 years than what he plans to do as president for the next 4. And please stop with the "Republicans don't care about poor people" schtick. I believe that the best thing we could do for poor people is get the economy going again so that more jobs will be created through commerce, and not acts of government. While not many jobs have been created so far even though the economy has rebounded, I do think that they will follow soon. It only makes sense. I might be wrong but then 200 years of American economy would be left with an unoprecedented void of jobs in a thriving economy. I do thank you for your post though, but I do think that my explanation of my comment about Dean was more than adequate. But that just my opinion. __________________ Last edited by The Strangler : 01-26-2004 at 08:53 PM.