Which Democrat Has Political Courage?

NRO ^ | December 10, 2003, 8:40 a.m. | Byron York

[.cnI redruM]

Woah! Would Grandfather Twilight approve of all that hastiness. Young Dennis took old Theodore Koppel out behind the woodshed. If this guy wasn't a delusional basket-case, he'd being going somewhere other than the Green Party Vice-Presidential slot.

[ClearCase_guy]

How nice that every four years we get forums like this so that we can see how lucky we are to have journalists like Koppel leading our nation.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Democrat and Courage do not belong in the same sentence or headline!

[Ruth A.]

...Kerry said, "and if I were an impolite person, I'd tell you where you could take your polls."

And of course they let this comment go by, despite the fact that he is very ipolite in the Rolling Stone interview.

[.cnI redruM]

Koppel could fertilize a corn field without visiting a feed and seed store. You can smell what he has for brain matter every time he offers his opinion as the news of the day.

[William McKinley]

I'll give credit where credit is due. Kusinich is a commie to the core, but he was exactly right in the media fixation on inside baseball at the expense of issues.

[wizardoz]

Young Dennis took old Theodore Koppel out behind the woodshed. If this guy wasn't a delusional basket-case, he'd being going somewhere other than the Green Party Vice-Presidential slot.

Well, he just knows he has nothing to lose.

[wizardoz]

Democrat and Courage do not belong in the same sentence or headline!

Unless there's a "Zell" modifier.

[jtminton]

To which Sharpton responded: "Ted, we appreciate you. And even though you're lower in the polls, you don't have the ratings of Saturday Night Live, I showed up anyway."

He may be a kook, but Sharpton is a funny kook sometimes.

[CFC__VRWC]

In what was perhaps an awful commentary on his political courage, Kerry apparently found himself emboldened by Kucinich's answers. "Well, Ted, I'll tell you, there's something to be learned from your question," Kerry said, "and if I were an impolite person, I'd tell you where you could take your polls."

Well at least he didn't tell Ted to go f*** himself with his polls.

[.cnI redruM]

Yes, indeed. I think he picked Ted Koppel off first.

[.cnI redruM]

That could be so badly misconstrued.

[Moosilauke]

In response to your headline, the answer is:

Zell Miller

[.cnI redruM]

And he's having fun while losing it.

[.cnI redruM]

And maybe two or three others, but why quibble.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Zell is DINO and a national treasure.

[CyberCowboy777]

When Lieberman loses the nomination I wish he would endorse Bush.

Nothing quite like revenge.

[.cnI redruM]

Lieberman may even consider defecting to the Republicans. He's no more left wing than Lincoln Chaffee.

[Pompah]

Ted Koppel. A holier than thou liberal through and through. Ever see teddyboy when he wasn't "Immensely Pleased" with his own Omnipotence.?

[.cnI redruM]

I refer you to my comments in post #5.