A LITTLE LEFTY MEDIA BIAS from Houston Chronicle reporter R.G. Ratcliffe, recorded on the 2000 campaign trail in a new documentary:
"A bologna sandwich is essentially white bread, which would be any Republican candidate for president. The primary ingredient would be bologna, which would be the meat of the message. When you hear `Read my lips: no new taxes,' it's baloney," he said."The next element is cheesy things that go on TV. In this case, it is Swiss cheese, so there are holes in their arguments, which is kind of where their opponents come through.
And that, in essence, is your Republican presidential campaign: a white-bread candidate with a baloney message and cheesy advertising," he joked.