[snip] > Maybe Californians should ask the people of Minnesota what
they think of a former wrestler named Jesse after living with him as Governor for four years.[snip]
From what little I've read, Jesse Ventura did not acquit himself badly. Perhaps he had good luck not to have the Harpies of Deregulated Energy descend on his dinner table unlike Gray Davis?
I'll stand corrected, but I think Jesse Ventura is almost a "storybook" story of a simple man who believes things are being screwed up by the officially certified experts, trying to show that sanity is posible in politics. I don't think Jesse pretended to know what he didn't, and I think he did believe that some who thought themselves better than himself did.
Perhaps post-Enron California (and post-DubyaAmerica) is now in the empirical condition which Heidegger [another Nazi who quit the Party because Hitler refused to learn the true meaning of National Socialism from him, Heidegger...] perhaps meant metaphysically:
Only a god can save us.
\brad mccormick
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Let your light so shine before men,
that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16)Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. (1 Thes 5:21)
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