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I vote for Heath!!!!!!!!!!!!!

heathicus wrote:If I'm ever lucky enough to be as "dead broke" as the Clintons were, I'm buying new Power Pros for everyone on this forum!

Gene Howe wrote:I vote for Heath!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes; I too am thoroughly convinced that he’s exactly the kind of man our country needs at this critical juncture in the nation’s history.

I’d also like a planer.

heathicus wrote:If I'm ever lucky enough to be as "dead broke" as the Clintons were, I'm buying new Power Pros for everyone on this forum!

That will certainly make RLF Tools 'solvent'!:)



Might be a 'delivery' problem though!:rolleyes:

Politicians go figure.

Will say ANYTHING to apease EVERYONE......

BTW. Did I tell all of you that "I" invented the internet.

cooch366 wrote: BTW. Did I tell all of you that "I" invented the internet.

Al, didn't know you are a member here. Can you actually "run" a Shopsmith? Don't they cause too much "global warming?"

From what I've heard, you didn't discover the internet, but DID "invent" global warming. (As well as "global Whining.")

Seriously, I know you're not really Al Gore.

steve

Gene Howe wrote:I vote for Heath!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So do I. Since I don't want a Power Pro, make mine a Model 10, with one of Skip's DC conversions, and ALL the accessories. (Should be cheaper than the
PP anyway.)

steve

skou wrote:So do I. Since I don't want a Power Pro, make mine a Model 10, with one of Skip's DC conversions, and ALL the accessories. (Should be cheaper than the
PP anyway.)

steve

A rather swift division within the Heath for President ranks.

I guess that's just the way it goes in the good ole U.S. of A.

(I wanna planer)

A chicken in every pot and a Power Pro in every workshop (even skou's whether he wants it or not because it's for his own good). Yes, we can!

Heath, which party? "Shopsmith4us"?

And, who is paying all the bills?:D
(Make it come out of the union dues,
or the DNC!)

Yes I have been. You can't make this
sh-er "stuff" up sober!

steve

skou wrote:Fred, care to back up your claims?

10 million? Sorry, only 8 million signed up, and a large percentage of them haven't actually GOTTEN insurance policies.
...steve

Good point. And it gets worse from there. Somewhere around a third to a half of the "large percentage" of the 8 mill that are not true are invalid due to fatal mistakes on the applications (wrong personal info, lies, incorrect financial data, etc.).

And then ya figure the "policies" that disappear after the first year "subsidies" from "the Fed" (a numb-nuts epithet for "taxpayer") go away, and on and on...