Like him or not, listen to him or not, agree with him or not, he is going
to
be the voice of a major influence on the next US presidential election.

Any this presupposes that it really makes any difference as to whom is
elected. Can anyone show me a whit of difference who we elect from the
single political party that pretends to be two parties?

On 9/17/2010 10:48 AM, Clive wrote:
Like him or not, listen to him or not, agree with him or not, he is
going to
be the voice of a major influence on the next US presidential election.

Any this presupposes that it really makes any difference as to whom is
elected. Can anyone show me a whit of difference who we elect from the
single political party that pretends to be two parties?

If I have two dogs in my yard, and you climb my fence, does it matter
which dog bites you, or even both?

Regards,
JS