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This ticket is easily the best the Democratic party could muster, and would be a fearsome opponent for Bush-Cheney. Will Kerry be bold enough to make it happen?
Powell's obviously unhappy with the Bush administration's direction, and undoubtedly tired of being odd man out, over and over again, as Wolfowitz and his minions sandbag him repeatedly.
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1 - Eric Olsen
But what about the "Republican" part?
2 - Mac Diva
Yes, there is that. And, Powell climbed back on the GOP horse this week, backing down from admitting his doubts about there ever having been WMD in Iraq.
And, then, his embarassing offspring is in the news. Perhaps he can disown Michael.
3 - Hal Pawluk
"Republican" doesn't seem to matter to Dems (see "Clark"), and Powell could admit Michael is adopted (I've suspected this for some time now).