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August 5, 2004


SpringsDean and Mr. Terry Holt
Bruce makes us Jerseyans so proud when he says things like this: "I don't think John Kerry and John Edwards have all the answers. I do believe they are sincerely interested in asking the right questions and working their way toward honest solutions." Give me a minute -- I'm marinating in right questions and honest solutions. Okay, there's more. Bruce: "They understand that we need an administration that places a priority on fairness, curiosity, openness, humility, concern for all America's citizens, courage and faith."

Sweet Bruce, instead we have ourselves an Administration that is not so big on the fairness, curiosity, openness, humility, concern for all America's citizens, courage and faith and instead prefers to use its time writing out paychecks for a jackass by the name of Mr. Terry Holt. Who is Mr. Terry Holt?, you might ask. CNN.com gives us this:

"Responding to Dean's latest assertion (that there might be the tinyest bit of political motivation in the Administration's up and down and up and down with the threat levels oh and by the by, CNN, nice word choice in "latest assertion" -- ed. ), Bush campaign spokesman Terry Holt dismissed him as a "bizarre conspiracy theorist." Holt went on to say that "This shameful display of angry partisanship from Howard Dean is more of the angry face of the Democratic Party, and it's not helping us win the war on terror."

I know it's wrong and I won't do it, but I just want to hit Mr. Terry Holt. Hard.


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