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[Red_Viking]

"Apparently they are excited just because he was a military man and they cannot stomach Bush landing on the aircraft carrier (their jealousy is eating them alive) but they will be sorely mistaken when his past comes back to haunt him. One thing we must do is remind the media and the American people about Clark."

Now, I'm qualified to speak on grammatical matters since I have a degree in English. That first sentence is mighty ambiguous. I'll choose to interpret it to mean Shrub* will have his past come back to bite him and cause plenty of trouble in freeperland. That's the only way that sentence makes any sense.

Quick poll: Are you jealous of our Great Leader*? I'm not. I may be eaten alive with other things, but it's not jealousy of the shrub. Hmmm. I feel sorry for him, same as you would anyone too dumb to know any better. But jealous? Nah.

OK, it's time to pray at the Altar of Clinton. Gotta go.

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