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Old 03-08-2004, 02:43   #9
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Re: attacks on financial institutions ?

I really wish they stuck with the tried-and-tested policy of "what we don't know wo't hurt us". With so many foiled attacks and red herrings, i'm worried we will get a "boy-who-cried-wolf" senario.

And it is really against Bush's interest to somehow let a terrorist attack happen pre-election. The one area (except maybe economy) Bush is ahead of Kerry (the only one thing seeming to carrying him through the swing voters atm) is homeland defense which Bush takes seriously (if maybe a little too serious). If an attack does happen, people would probably think we might as well vote for Kerry.
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