The Dems should really have him assassinated. He went on another bender today, apparently, and the highlights I'm watching on Hannity are pretty embarrassing.
Originally posted by rraley
I suppose that that the lack of coverage suggests he didn't go ape crap like he did last time.
Mmmm....no....it was pretty much the same as the one at NYU, complete with yelling, ranting, accusations and name-calling. I'll try and find you a transcript. It's a damn shame what the Democratic party has fallen to.Originally posted by rraley
I suppose that that the lack of coverage suggests he didn't go ape crap like he did last time.
Originally posted by vraiblonde
Mmmm....no....it was pretty much the same as the one at NYU, complete with yelling, ranting, accusations and name-calling. I'll try and find you a transcript. It's a damn shame what the Democratic party has fallen to.
Nope, it said he was at Georgetown, which was yesterday.Originally posted by SmallTown
I think you caught it when they showed his two previous outings.
Originally posted by vraiblonde
Nope, it said he was at Georgetown, which was yesterday.
but at least he spreads the word on a lower key
Originally posted by vraiblonde
Mmmm....no....it was pretty much the same as the one at NYU, complete with yelling, ranting, accusations and name-calling. I'll try and find you a transcript. It's a damn shame what the Democratic party has fallen to.
I don't find Cheney sinister or vitriolic in the slightest. Kerry has a lot to attack - his voting record and past peccadillos, to name two. Certainly the Democrats aren't going to highlight these things, but we Americans still have a right to know.Originally posted by rraley
If you have watched one of Dick Cheney's speeches that he gives you would question how far the Republican Party has fallen.
So explain to me how a four term senator, prosecutor, and Vietnam volunteer is evil?
I hate to be a noodge about this but...I can't seem to find any reference to this comment anywhere on the net. Is this something you actually heard or just something you picked up somewhere? Also, what were his exact words and in what context were they said?Originally posted by rraley
Senator Bill Frist recently told a gathering of Tennesse Republicans that the November ballot "offered a choice between good and evil."
Originally posted by vraiblonde
I don't find Cheney sinister or vitriolic in the slightest. Kerry has a lot to attack - his voting record and past peccadillos, to name two. Certainly the Democrats aren't going to highlight these things, but we Americans still have a right to know.
I don't think you can even put Cheney in the same class as Al Gore. Who, let me remind you, was the Democrats' choice for Prez in 2000.
Maybe Cheney is sick of all the nasty rhetoric, lies and distortions - I know I am - and that's why he cussed Leahy. Fact is the Democrats have sunk lower than worms beneath dirt. It's a pity.
Originally posted by vraiblonde
I hate to be a noodge about this but...I can't seem to find any reference to this comment anywhere on the net. Is this something you actually heard or just something you picked up somewhere? Also, what were his exact words and in what context were they said?
Forgive me for being suspicious but I've seen enough spin over the last few years that I only want transcripts, not paraphrasing.
I will be anticipating the delivery of Sen. Zell Millers' speech at the GOP National Convention this year.(He's been invited to speak there.)Originally posted by rraley
And I would like to tell you that it is not a fact that the Democratic Party have "sunk lower the the worms beneath the dirt." That my dear is your own opinion; mine is completely different.
I believe that Democrats are making the point that so much could be done better right now concerning the economy, Iraq, health care, and the budget deficit and many of us are out there making real arguments rather than resorting to name calling. And I firmly believe that in November, there will be a new president in John Kerry and a Democratic Senate - the House is GOP for the next ten years with the wonderful gerrymanders we saw throughout the nation for the Republicans' benefit.