From: hooker@aristotle.ils.mwu.edu ( BOB HOOKER)
Subject: Re: Clinton campaigns in Republican territory
Organization: ILS
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 21:20:33 GMT


As all readers of alt.rush-limbaugh know the press is controlled by a bunch
of liberal adical feminazis.  That is why I found this article
interesting,  on first reading it seems to say that Clinton was booed by a
large number of race fans.

Since the Media has such a bias towards the left there must be a secret
message presented here.  


In article <clintonU2S6340pe@clarinet.com>, clarinews@clarinet.com (BRUCE
MARTIN) writes:
> 
> 	DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) -- Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton
> campaigned in the heart of Bush country Sunday and drew a hostile
> response from the 75,000 fans attending the Southern 500 Winston Cup
> auto race.
> 	Clinton's visit came one day after Vice President Dan Quayle served
> as grand marshal of the Southern 500 parade.
> 	The Arkansas governor was the grand marshal of the race, but when he
> was introduced to the crowd, the boos and anti-Clinton chants nearly
> drowned out the roaring engines from the stock cars about to start the
> oldest super-speedway race in the National Association of Stock Car Auto
> Racing.
> 	``I guess I'm about to enter hostile territory,'' Clinton said as he
> walked down the pit lane of NASCAR's solidly conservative, pro-
> Republican competitors.
> 	``Go home, cheater!'' yelled one fan.
> 	``Only real men come here,'' yelled another.
> 	``Draft dodger,'' yelled another spectator. ``Go Bush!''
> 	As Clinton made his way up the race field, the front grandstand
> started chanting, ``We want Bush! We want Bush!''
> 	Clinton admits South Carolina is pro-Republican and solidly behind
> Bush but said is was not going to concede the state or the key Southern
> vote in November's presidential election.
> 	``I got invited to come here and it seemed like the thing to do,''
> Clinton said. ``It's a big Republican area, but I want to get my message
> out and let them know what I stand for....Once people meet me, they will
> let me show them what I stand for.''
> 	Clinton was shown around the garage area by race driver Mark Martin,
> who grew up in Batesville, Ark., and said he will vote for Clinton. He
> was one of the few NASCAR drivers who greeted the Arkansas governor or
> shook his hand before the race.
> 	Martin's Roush Racing Team took Clinton through a mock NASCAR
> inspection of the team's Ford Thunderbird. A crew member asked Clinton
> if he would like to drive the car.
> 	``I sure would,'' Clinton responded.
> 	Five-time NASCAR Winston Cup champion Dale Earnhardt said he was
> unwilling to greet the presidential contender.
> 	``I'm a Republican. I won't show him around. They should find someone
> else,'' Earnhardt said.
> 	Many of NASCAR's drivers and fans are staunchly conservative. Several
> drivers voiced concerns about Clinton's stands on various issues and the
> possibility that higher taxes would have an impact on the sport.
> 	Also, some were concerned that if Clinton were elected president, his
> environmental stance could hurt a sport that uses gasoline and motor oil
> by the hundreds of gallons for each event.
> 	NASCAR's winningest driver, Richard Petty, said racing fans were
> unlikely to support Clinton.
> 	``The people in this sport and the fans are not Clinton people....
> Race fans are pretty independent. They don't like anything that is
> socialist. The word used to be liberal, but I call it socialist,'' said
> Petty, who has served as a Republican commissioner of Randolph County,
> N.C., since 1978.
> 	But Petty said NASCAR needed to extend an invitation to Clinton so
> that -- just in case he becomes president -- the sanctioning body would
> have access to the office.
> 	Bush served as the grand marshal at the July 4 Pepsi 400 at Daytona
> International Speedway and Quayle was the grand marshal at the DieHard
> 500 at Talladega, Ala., on July 26.
> 	Jimmy Carter was the last Democrat seeking the presidency to visit
> the Southern 500, in 1976.
> 
> 
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