Do the math, cont'd
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Prof. Bogdanski is on a roll with some Presidential (Candidate) Math. I have to say that Dean minus Mondale is pretty dead on.... [Read More]
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One of the reasons that I backed off supporting Clark is that there is something in his manner or personality that reminds me of Perot. It is just scary enough to make me want a different candidate.
Posted by TimC | February 5, 2004 2:43 PM
I've been trying to get people to understand the Dubya / Alfred E. Newman connection for years now. Thanks Jack.
Posted by horatio | February 5, 2004 4:14 PM
Pardon my ignorance, but who is behind the = sign in the first problem? (Dean - Mondale = ?)
Posted by Gordo | February 5, 2004 4:21 PM
Comedy legend Sam Kinison.
Posted by Jack Bog | February 5, 2004 5:27 PM
No...the second equation should be Clark minus donkey in uniform equals Ronald Reagan. For those paying close attention, he is a slippery old coot who spins yarns about his troops to answer questions other than those asked of him.
REPORTER: ....Mr. Reagan, we were talking about the Contra's; not the stable hands at your ranch.
Posted by Stash | February 6, 2004 6:06 AM
You've pinpointed the reason why I love the election process. Oh . . . is about something more than entertainment? Wha?
Posted by Jill Blevins | February 6, 2004 11:33 AM
Jack-
While I try -sometimes with painful restraint- to not weigh in on your more political observations, I do have to tip my hand and let you know that I consider this posting to be priceless.
However, I am saddened that Sam Kinison has been dead long enough that his brilliance and likeness is unknown to our younger generation....I guess time marches on....Randy
Posted by Randy Leonard | February 6, 2004 9:46 PM