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[Timothy Butler]

Hi Dan,
> I would like to think that as a society we will lose our ridiculous
> hangups about things people did 20 years ago, and choose politicians
> based on their ability to do the job, rather than who's pushed hardest
> by tabloid newspapers. Unfortunately, I suspect the reality will be
> much worse.

	That's what I fear! Just think how much fun the media will have when  
they don't have to dig through odd papers and interview long  
forgotten people to get dirt? The only people who could run would be  
those who are utterly consistent in something.

	RMS for President... (probably wouldn't be any worse than the other  
possibilities.)

	-Tim


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