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Wow ! The real Howie Dean??

Discussion in 'Other Off Topic Forum' started by maranelloman, Jan 11, 2004.

  1. maranelloman

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    #1 maranelloman, Jan 11, 2004

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  2. Hubert

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    #2 Hubert, Jan 11, 2004
    what's wrong with telling someone: "You sit down. You've had your say and now I'm going to have my say." ? if someone came at you dave, i'm sure you'd react in the same way; dunno how this snippit somehow elucidates the mr.hyde side of the candidate? (note: i'm not trying to depate political merit here, but it seems that, as of late, this dean guy's been put through the ringer for speaking without the usual, veiled , and meaningless, parlance that's become the custom for politicians).
     
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    #3 sjmst, Jan 12, 2004
    This was after he "...lectured Dean for nearly three minutes..."
    Don't know if I like Dean yet, but:
    A) Amazing he allowed this guy to "lecture" him for 3 minutes, and
    B) That he didn't kiss the guy's butt when it came his turn to speak.
    2 points for Dean.
     
  4. Texas Forever

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    #4 Texas Forever, Jan 12, 2004
    Psst Dave. You need to chill on this stuff. It looks like even the Demos are figuring out what a fruitcake this guy is, not good.

    A doctor running for President as a Demo, not in our wildest Republican fantasies could we have ever come up with something as good as this...
     
  5. maranelloman

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    #5 maranelloman, Jan 12, 2004
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    OK, Dale, fair enough.

    Hubert & sjmst, remember that the man only asked Dean (and the other Dems) to offer something--anything--as positive suggestions of policy, instead of the 24/7 bitter mean-spirited attacks on Bush.

    And, since he was apparently unable to do so, Dean instead attacked the messenger of this very sane, respectful message.

    But, hey, go ahead & make him your nominee. Dale is right. Just remember that I would pick "Reverend" Sharpton in a heartbeat because, notwithstanding his tattered past, he is bright, funny, self-deprecating, and, knowing he has no chance, actually has the guts to say what he thinks!
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    #6 Texas Forever, Jan 12, 2004
    Dave, you don't actually think that, well, you can't believe that even the Demos are that bent, do you?

    But wow! What a candidate. I'm thinking that we need to start a grass roots campaign for Sharpie. Think of the possiblities. Johnny Cochran as Attorney General! Jessie Jackson as Sec. of Defense! Think of the campaign slogans -- Crack is Wack, but Sharpie is not. Oh, be still my heart...

    From a CPA in Texas who used to be a yeller-dawg democrat, and if you don't know what a yellow-dog democrat is, then you probably ain't got the sense to pee downwind.
     

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