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By John Nichols

This article appeared in the October 30, 2000 edition of The Nation.

October 12, 2000

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  • OUR LEADERS

    You find it hard to keep them straight? Well, here they are: the candidates.

    In ’04 John Edwards ran for Veep. (Instead we got the surly creep.)

    We used to say that Gore’s a bore. On warming, though, he knows the score.

    The joint will jump if we choose Hill. (First Gent will be the randy Bill.)

    Obama warned, “Avoid Iraq!” McCain says, “Beat ‘em blue and black!”

    Mitt Romney says he loves his gun. (In Texas shooting guys is fun.)

    What rhymes with Romney? Giuliani! Toast of East Coast italiani.

    A deuce of Thompsons is a lot, So keep in mind: One’s Fred, one’s not.

    If Gingrich joins the campaign strife. Look out for stabs with well-honed knife.

    So there they are, from left to right, And more to come, the blatherskites!

    James C. Davis

    Philadelphia, PA

    04/24/2007 @ 6:10pm


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