[2ndDivisionVet]

Once in awhile all his meds kick in and he has moments of lucidity. So Gov. Huntsman is this year's Gov. Romney? Why do the Democrats want to face a Mormon, or does that question answer itself?

[bgill]

Arrrrrrrrrrh!

[Senator Goldwater]

Clinton is still one of the seven dwarfs.

[Christian Engineer Mass]

He’s still pushing the beltway line for Bush-Huntsman.

[americanophile]

"Dean thinks former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, Jr. (R), who recently finished serving as the Obama administration’s ambassador to China, would be the president’s most dangerous general-election opponent in 2012, a view shared by many Democrats."

Ahahahaha! Why not Gary Johnson Howard?

[eyedigress]

Dean, you magnificent asshat! Nobody cares what you think. Go help your boy Edwards.

[PlateOfShrimp]

Dr. Howard! Dr. Dean! Dr. Howard!

[Jeff Vader]

yup huntsman is such a threat the dems are running attack ads against him. oh wait......

[is_is]

give that man somemore lithium.....

[RichInOC]

The line from “Animal House” about Bluto comes to mind.

Howie’s “...right. Psychotic, but absolutely right.”

[gitmo]

I thought this was satire. Dean recognizing Palin can whup The Fool?

[gitmo]

I thought this was satire. Dean recognizing Palin can whup The Fool?

[Fantasywriter]

Thanks for posting this! When Little Barry heard what Dean said, he ordered another gross of nicorette gum. When they find out about it at DemocraticUnderground, the drugs, booze and prescription pills will flow, and those who have none of the above will be scraping pieces of their brains off the walls and ceiling.Hehe.

Re: Huntsman. Whenever a Dem pundit says Huntsman would be formidable, it means one thing. They are so intellectually limited, they can’t think outside the liberal box. In their minds, the whole country thinks like they do, and they heart Obama. So they pick the GOPer most like Obama, and imagine that is the strongest GOP candidate. There is no cure for pathologically small minds.

[Big_Harry]

Go Sarah!

[Gothmog]

While I like Palin, it’s this sort of statement from crazy-assed “YEAARGH” Dean and the rest of the LSM that leads me to discount their judgment (once again):

“Dean said Republicans made the mistake of underestimating Bill Clinton in the rest of the Democratic field in 1991...”

Clinton never would have “won” in 1992 if Perot and his independents had not left the GOP.

I don’t blame them for leaving, heck they’re today’s Tea Party, but any analysis of how Clinton “won” which does not acknowledge the effect Perot had on the election is asinine.

[righttackle44]

This is not news. I have a feeling my golden retriever puppy could beat Obama.

[amihow]

He knows better. The Dems would love to see the uneducated, platitude spewing Palin to get the nomination.

Palin should have left the scene for a while and studied up and come back as a real conservative voice come 16.

[caveat emptor]

Dean warns the sluggish economy could have more of a political impact than many Washington strategists and pundits assume.

Yep, and the economy is going nowhere fast. The only way it can be given a sustained boost is opening up traditional energy development, which Obama's supposedly against on ideological grounds, ie global warming.

We'll see. I think he'll moderate his crippling energy policies in time to accomplish his main ideological objective, getting re-elected in 2012.

[Mariner]

"“Polls show that many women and independent voters aren’t happy with her.” "

I've met about 1/2 dozen women of child-bearing age...otherwise moderately conservative...who say they "just don't like her" and are unable to articulate a reason beyond that.

And women are, by far, the majority of "independent voters".

[Tallguy]

“She wouldn’t be my first choice if I were a Republican but I think she could win.” (Said Howard Dean)

THAT's pretty funny! I mean Howard Dean thinking like a Republican!

[Tallguy]

Another senior Democrat engaging in their time-honored hobby... selecting the Republican’s nominee for them. Up till now most the the senior dems had thought that they softened up Sarah Palin to the point that she could not possibly win the presidency. Howard Dean isn’t so sure.