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OpinionOctober 25, 1999

Times change. Before his recent veto was overridden, Gov. Mel Carnahan couldn't lose. And before Kurt Warner came along, the St. Louis Rams couldn't win. Maybe it's unfair to accuse Vice President Gore of being stiff. He may just be suffering muscle fatigue from looking over his shoulder to see if Bill Bradley is gaining...

Times change. Before his recent veto was overridden, Gov. Mel Carnahan couldn't lose. And before Kurt Warner came along, the St. Louis Rams couldn't win.

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Maybe it's unfair to accuse Vice President Gore of being stiff. He may just be suffering muscle fatigue from looking over his shoulder to see if Bill Bradley is gaining.

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One of the nice things about having someone like Jesse Ventura in politics is that the media never has to look for anything more sensationally absurd than his last statement.

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Ambivalence is something experienced by anyone living in rural Missouri who is asked to pray for rain -- but not until farmers finish the harvest.

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If you are anticipating next year's elections with relish, you are probably someone who likes dentists and proctologists.

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Social Security recipients will get a monthly $10 increase starting Jan. 1, giving retirees something to anticipate in addition to the Y2K bug.

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Congress has at last agreed on how to spend at least half of the federal budget: half to lower taxes, half to defense, half to run the government, halft to hometown projets and half to emergencies.

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A pessimist is someone who believes the optimist who says we are living in the best of all possible worlds.

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