about bush s personality traits and they may be getting in his way. he s referred to as bookish, awkward and those things seem to be getting in his way a bit on the trail. have you seen, when he was running ahead, for governor, was he exhibiting the same things or has he lost his footing this time around? well, he may be a little rusty and he is working on that. no, this is very characteristic. you ask jeb bush his opinion on something and he doesn t give you something that fits on a bumper strip. he gives you a chapter in a book. he thinks in very nuanced ways. it takes time for people to digest that. one of the results of that is he s a fairly pedestrian campaigner. he also doesn t frighten people. he s everybody s favorite number two. i think that s what he s looking at here as others start to fall
out self-serving politicians on tuesday. even barney frank is having to get off his duff, give his campaign some of his own money and fight to keep his seat. an election in america is the equivalent of a bloodless cue data. the people will have coup d etat. the people will exercise the power to vote. i don t see this as a sign of our weakness, no a sign of our strength. if you have described the government with less than flattering words, tuesday, do more than scream, do more than put a slogan on a bumper strip or t-shirt. do more than call to a talk radio station. do what really matters. go vote. if you don t think the government has listened to you, you can make sure they do tuesday. they will hear you, when you vote. one more thing, get on your these and thank god you live in the united states of america, where you still have life, liberty the pursuit ofxx3
favor. if they don t want to talk to the people, they work for, then they should be fired. and you should use the election to speak your voice. it may be the only way to get their attention. it wasn t many weeks ago when south carolina democratic senate primary candidate alvin green won the primary election. now, the irony of this was that he spent mow money. didn t have a website. he didn t campaign, didn t have a single sign or a business card or a bumper strip. he didn t have a campaign staff. he never went to a debate. didn t have a television or radio spot. he had nothing except to put his name on a ballot and he got 60% of the vote. a lot of people said, oh, this guy has no experience. why, he s not qualified. he has not the proper experience and pedigree. you know, i m not sure that what the message was, was not an accident. it was on purpose. i mean, after all, the current members of congress don t read the bills they vote for. they have no clue how they re