Geez, and I thought Howard Dean had fallen far since Iowa.
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An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?
An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?
An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?
January 25th, 2004 at 9:06 pm
An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?
January 25th, 2004 at 9:06 pm
An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?
January 25th, 2004 at 9:06 pm
An army travels on its stomach, and voters rely “heavily” on food also. Every candidate has been photoed flipping pancakes at campaign breakfasts. Then they go on to discuss the health care crisis. How about a fruit and egg beaters breakfast?