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JustJoe Donating Member (535 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-15-03 09:22 PM
Response to Reply #29
30. Why not improve?
I'm not looking for fire & brimstone, just
more connection between the man
and what he's reading. I was first turned
onto him through a 15-minute tape of questions
& answers that a friend had given me
from a local radio show. I could tell
right then that he was a fighter and believed what
he was saying--two qualities I was looking for in
a candidate. If my first intro to him had been
this speech, I wouldn't have been impressed.
Why say, Oh, policy speeches are dull by nature?
Why not improve and make the most of them?
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