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The Long View.(Brief Article)

National Review

| October 14, 2002 | Long, Rob | COPYRIGHT 2002 National Review, Inc. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Candidates' Diaries

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From the Tagebuch of Gerhard Schroeder:

. . . Vell, now iz a bick mess dat has been made from dis idiot comment from Frau Daubler-Gmelin about how der American President Georg W. Butch iz zis close to a Hitler, vich may be true, if I am being vollstandig honest, and I speak as a Deutsche Socialist, so I know from dat. You know vat I mean, nein? Butch iz a very typical type ov dat kind ov President -- popular, stark, politically clever, and, of course, vertiefung organisiert -- and a change from the previous American Fuhrer, when it was all just a big durcheinandergebracht mess mit de Ich glaube Ihren Schmerz all de time und de beruhren Sie meinen Penis to the Jewess in his office. I mean, seriously. Mein Gott! So in one sense, I think, I should be dankbar that here ist an American Fuhrer mit Kugeln, but on de ozzer hand, vat's up all de time mit de Iraq thing? Und de truth iz dat I barely got zrew the whole election Verwirrung as it waz, mitout all de trouble mit Frau Daubler-Gmelin's indiskret comments. I mean, seriously. Vat now? I know vor und fact dat Chirac vill eventually surrender to de Blair-Butch vay of seeing dings -- dey alvays do surrender, de Franzosisch -- und dat leaves me all allein. Vat a Zwangslage! Oy! I cannot stop vishing it vas Al Gore who vas der Fuhrer und not dis Butch . . .

From the Diary of Saddam Hussein:

. . . bluffing, of course, right? Of course he is. Right? I mean, he has to be, right? Right? This whole thing makes no sense otherwise, right? Right?

From the Diary of Tony Blair:

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