Mon-dull Done

[Chuck0]

Dennis Perrin wrote:
> Part of me thought the old bore might pull it off. But then, he's 
> Mondale, and as in '84, so now --
>  
> http://startribune.com/stories/484/3413420.html
>  
> I think Wellstone would have won, but he's part of the cosmos now, a far 
> better place, I'm sure, than the US Senate.
>  
> DP

The Demopublicans get bit in the ass again by the curse of Mondale.

Absolutely no sympathy here for the liberals in Minnesota or elsewhere. I 
worked on the Mondale presidential campaign as a student at the University of 
Kansas. I even went to the damn Reagan-Mondale debate in Kansas City.

The experience so disgusted me that I became an anarchist a year later.

Chuck0

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