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<p>I would bet a box of Godiva that that is true of Senator McCain and every other person who’s ever run for President. And I don’t see it as an insult.</p>
<p>I don’t either. Of course, a presidential candidate is going to be ambitious. And he/she’ll have an ego to go along with that ambition. I have no problem with that unless that ego gets in the way as it did in the case of Edwards.</p>
<p>zoos–do you mean “radical” because of the Ayers association? That was a pretty superficial connection from what I understand. The Rev. Wright debacle? That’s tougher, but I gather that the renegade Rev. didn’t rant about America every Sunday morning–that he actually gave positive sermons as well, many of which emphasized the teachings of Christ and service to others.</p>
<p>As my grad school classmates in Virginia [whom relentlessly teased all our West Virginia and Kentucky peers] used to say, ‘that’s what happens when cousins marry.’ LOL.</p>
<p>Just talking about offshore drilling helped lower gas prices 10% or more. Even a small change in supply can have a much larger impact on prices. It is not a one for one ratio.</p>
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Among other things, Ayers, but we won’t know how superficial as long as the Annenberg documents aren’t released and surely there is a reason for hiding them.</p>
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<p>That’s a lie. People driving less and people buying less gas is what lowered prices.</p>