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Condi and Carol: the best of their respective parties.

Rice--an excellent researcher/scholar with an earned Ph.D.; Moseley-Braun can't remember her major in college, she said.

Rice--virtuoso pianist; Moseley-Braun can play a both CD and radio.

Rice--speaks fluent Russian; Moseley-Braun speaks Ebonics fluently, but has trouble with English.

Rice--exceptional speech writer, persuasive public speaker and always poised, impeccably dressed and unflappable in debates; Moseley-Braun--cannot spell, let alone write English, nor her mother tongue Ebonics, uses filibuster and interruption ad nauseum, dumpily overweight, frumpy looking in her best outfit and in debate can only flap her gums.

Rice--an independent female of accomplishment, personal achievement and excellence; Moseley-Braun brought up in the highest tradition of the welfare mentality, dependent upon what the gummint can give and willing to settle for less than mediocre cause it is free.

Rice--a credit to the GOP and a feminine tribute to conservatism's work ethic who happens to be black and who graces the stage with President George Bush; Moseley-Braun--an ethically challenged feminist embarrassment to democrats with a history of financial improprieties, whose only role in this campaign is to weaken black support of another typical democrat, Al Sharpton.