From: stank@perrault.unet.com (Stan Knight)
Subject: Re: No looking at your neighbors' papers....
Organization: Network Equipment Technologies, Redwood City
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 18:16:37 GMT

In article <1992Oct6.000021.14558@organpipe.uug.arizona.edu> shackeld@helium.gas.uug.arizona.edu (david m shackelford ) writes:
>In article <1akhv8INN1bv@uwm.edu  > terri@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Theresa J Flynn) writes:
> >   a.  His 1988 pledge:  "Read my lips.  No new taxes."
> >   b.  His new, improved 1992 pledge: "I am not going to do it again. Ever,

>    Both.  Bush didn't raise taxes, Congress did.

Oh you mean that wasn't Bush's signature on that bill? Wow somebody better
tell him that the Demos are forgeing his name!
> >   a.  Your job.
> >   b.  Your planet.
>
>     A.  Man does not have the capacity to destroy the planet.

You CAN'T be serious. *Nobody* is this stupid!
>
>     d.  None of the above, I don't bet.  (spelling is not that
>         important anyway :-)

Good thing for Danny-boy.

> >5. What is your favorite family value?
> >   a.  The right to choose whether to have a family.
> >   b.  The right to enjoy "Murphy Brown."
> >   c.  The Grand Slam Special at Denny's
>
>     d.  The right to teach your children your personal moral values.
>         The right to expect the government won't teach your children
>         the *wrong* morals.
>
>     What does this question mean?  I'm confused as to how this matters...
>           Bush : He's trying to see that young voters don't go
>           broke paying for all those old people's health care.

Now here's a good plan. Just round up all those poor old folks put them out
on the streets in Minnesato in the winter. Think of the great cost savings
to all us young ones.  
>
> >7. Bush says the election is about trust.  Which of the follwoing would you
> >   trust Bush to do if elected to a second term?
> >
> >   a.  Never to raise taxes again. Ever.  Ever.
> >   b.  To select only the best-qualified Americans for important jobs such
> >       as the vice presidency and the US Supreme Court.
> >   c.  Not to throw up on heads of state while visiting other nations.
>
>     a.  Presidents don't raise taxes, Congress does.  Bush was
>         forced to sign or let the government run out of money.

FORCED TO SIGN! Give it up dude. You call this a leader???
>
> >8. During the sale of US missiles to Iran, the late Ronald Reagan was
> >   napping through the presidency and Vice President Bush was "out of the
> >   loop."  Write down your best guess as to who was running the United
> >   States.
>
>     What sale of missiles is that?
>
>     Ever hear of embezzlement?  Is the president of a corporation
>     responsible if someone embezzles without his/her knowledge?
>     Have you ever sat through a day in the Oval Office?  Any idea
>     how many millions of details a President faces during his term?

Once again. *Nobody* is this stupid. {Keep this up and we'll make an exception
for you though}
>
>David Shackelford
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

No doubt the most clueless person in the country with the ability to type.


Stan Knight
|"The universe if finite but I'm not so sure about human ignorance."|
|				---Albert Einstein---               |

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