[lbo-talk] Re: chomsky ipse loquitur

[Michael Dawson]

Chomsky is right, but the point will prove to be moot.  Kerry threw away the
election when he said he'd have voted for the war, regardless of the WMD
lies.  Kerry's only hope now is to promise something liberal in an area
where he hasn't already hung himself with meaningless evasion (e.g., his
health care "plan"), like uncapping the FICA tax.  He won't do it.  I hope
he does, but he won't.  He's never taken a political risk in his life, and
John McCain is his "best friend in the Senate," according to the atrocious
"Air America Radio."  Oh, yeah -- he's also a billionaire.

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On Behalf Of jimi ayler
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 7:02 AM
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Subject: [lbo-talk] Re: chomsky ipse loquitur

ok, classics scholars, it probably isn't "ipse" in the
case of a living, breathing white guy, but you get my
meaning. see the excerpted interview between noam
chomsky and his boswell, david barsamian, featured
today on commondreams.org. anyone interested in
continuing to prop up the hard line on the alleged
dime's worth of difference between bush and kerry are
directed towards the end of the excerpt. it's a
quarter's difference, and, for me at least, dr.
chomsky's final sentence below says it all. 

peace, jk

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