Watching Dean on TV celebrating 3rd place

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Tue, Jan 20, 2004, 7:47 pm  //  John Servais

in Iowa embarrassed me. Watching John Edwards speak after his surprise 2nd-place finish was refreshing and hopeful. Edwards spoke to America during his 7 minutes of coverage by all the networks. Dean wasted his. Edwards spoke to basic progressive values of fairness for all.

How did Kerry win? The labor unions brought in thousands of people on Monday night to register as Democrats and vote for him. Democratic Party machine politics. This was not an election. It was a political organization process. How did Dean lose? Gephardt sliced and diced him in a desperate gamble to save his own political future. All Gephardt succeeded in doing was bring down both of them. Now Gephardt is out. Also the Dean campaign went to sleep with arrogance, predicting victory and not paying attention to what Kerry was doing.

Edwards is the winner. Not Kerry. Kerry cannot use those tactics to win a fair election. New Hampshire is an election - not a caucus. See how he does there. A link to John Edwards website is now added on the right. Kucinich? Ahhh, well he may not appear a serious contender but he speaks so well to issues. I can't let go of him.

In the end we need a candidate who can beat Bush. The differences between the candidates pale to insignificance after that need. I'm putting back the link to Kerry as a service. He has fudged words to hide his support for the war in Iraq. He now pretends he was against it.
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We should speak out against this secret giveaway

Thu, Jan 29, 2004, 7:28 pm  //  John Servais

Am adding a link to the Evergreen Freedom Foundation down in the Reference section. They post fiscal information on government agencies, state and local. They are the folks…

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Super Bowl ad ‘too controversial’

Tue, Jan 27, 2004, 7:31 pm  //  John Servais

Moveon.org has a TV ad about the huge national deficit that George W is giving us. They have raised the million or more dollars to run it during…

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Specializing in German vehicles.

A new local conservative website

Sat, Jan 24, 2004, 7:36 pm  //  John Servais

The Town Crier has a nicely improved home page which lists all articles with dates of publication. This Bellingham-based website is worth your checking for a more conservative…

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Don’t spy on us is a new link

Fri, Jan 23, 2004, 7:38 pm  //  John Servais

added to the Reference section in the right side column. It deals with our 4th Amendment rights to privacy - just what the government is busy dismantling in…

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The toxins would drift to our lungs

Thu, Jan 22, 2004, 7:42 pm  //  John Servais

The future of our war in Iraq is analyzed and predictions are made in a new post on the website World In Conflict, a sub-site of NwCitizen. Credit…

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Watching Dean on TV celebrating 3rd place

Tue, Jan 20, 2004, 7:47 pm  //  John Servais

in Iowa embarrassed me. Watching John Edwards speak after his surprise 2nd-place finish was refreshing and hopeful. Edwards spoke to America during his 7 minutes of coverage by…

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Martin Luther King was a true American hero

Mon, Jan 19, 2004, 7:52 pm  //  John Servais

and champion of our basic rights. Without him we would be a more backward country today - and perhaps have more internal violence. He showed the way for…

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Screwed up city bureaucracy is exposed

Fri, Jan 16, 2004, 7:57 pm  //  John Servais

by Tim Paxton. He posted this to the Lake Whatcom discussion group and has given permission for posting here. I phoned the city attorney's office and asked the…

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Northwest Citizen is firmly for Howard Dean

Thu, Jan 15, 2004, 8:03 pm  //  John Servais

for President. The most important single reason is that I think he can beat George Bush. I'm independent, never having belonged to either party. Some of my best…

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The second issue of The Town Crier is out

Wed, Jan 14, 2004, 8:15 pm  //  John Servais

The online edition has the same articles as the four-page tabloid. It would help if the editor would put dates with the online articles so we know which…

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Posted mid January at bottom of home page

Wed, Jan 14, 2004, 8:12 pm  //  John Servais

About 240 citizens check NwCitizen each day and regular readers check about once a week. Over 4,000 unique - different - citizens check this site every month. Examining…

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Find your way - and please use it

Thu, Jan 08, 2004, 8:18 pm  //  John Servais

We read that 35 US soldiers were "hit" in Iraq yesterday. When our Bellingham Herald does print war casualties on the front page, the choice of words seeks…

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Did you feel the earthquake at 4:11 pm

Tue, Jan 06, 2004, 8:24 pm  //  John Servais

this afternoon? A small 2.7 intensity quake under the southern part of Chuckanut Mountain, about 4 miles south of Fairhaven, jolted us. You can check the earthquake site…

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Does FoxNews lie and distort the news

Sat, Jan 03, 2004, 8:29 pm  //  John Servais

to fit their conservative agenda? Yes. On a daily basis. Here is a nice example."Dean Attack on Kerry Farm Vote Backfires" reads the headline of a Jan 2…

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