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* Both the Bush and Gore campaigns need a change of pace. For just five to 10 minutes in a setting that will reach many people, an introduction or an ending summary in a debate would be perfect. Put aside the “lockbox” and all the numbers and speak to your dream of what America could be like in the future. Say immediately that this is inspired by the Martin Luther King Jr. speech. Then explain quietly but eloquently what the America of your dreams would look like.
In other words, It’s not the economy, stupid--it’s the vision.
MARIE DANIELSON
Victorville
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