Dean blasts governor over Schiavo case

Tallahassee.com ^ | November 5, 2003 | PETER WALLSTEN

[Wampus SC]

Yankee pod boy continues his "winning friends and influencing people across the south" tour.

I recall that on the night of the 1st Rat candidate debate, I heard a talk show (possibly Savage) with live coverage and commentary. Someone commented that all or most of the Rats had come out in support of "right-to-die" laws, except maybe Lieberman.

So far I haven't found any coverage or confirmation of that point. I'd be really appreciative if anyone has a link to a confirming source.

[Fledermaus]

Yeah, can't move off the DNC death camp plantation.

I so want Dean to win the nomination. I can't wait to see Bush beat him 60-38%.

[Fledermaus]

Terri had no living will. Her "husband" claimed she just told him she woulnd't like to "live" like "that" once after watcing some movie.

[Dajjal]

BTTT

[lainde]

Not too bright!

[SpaceBar]

Berlin, 1 Sept. 1939

Reich Leader Bouhler and Dr. Med. Brandt are charged with the responsibility of enlarging the competence of certain physicians, designated by name, so that patients who, on the basis of human judgment, are considered incurable, can be granted mercy death after a discerning diagnosis.

A. Hitler

[Chocolate Rose]

Dean is loosing it and I think he's trying to take the south with him! He's a "perfect example", ---- Of a bad example----

[VetsRule]

We have got to stop having our elections in the South based on race, guns, God and gays

This is what Drudge is headlining. What an idiot Dean is!

VR

[goldstategop]

Nikita Dean is all for state's rights when it comes to abortion but its verboten for a state to exercise it to save a life. That's the kind of double think from the Democrats that's turning people off in the South and across the country.

[Wilhelm Tell]

''I feel very strongly that we ought to honor life and we ought not to create a system where people are being deprived of nutrition or hydration in a way that ends their lives,'' said Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew. His more conservative stands on a variety of issues have hurt him with liberal primary voters.

The leftists instinctively reject the only Democrat candidate decent enough not to always pander to the culture of death. It is a shame that the Democrats reject their only candidate who is not 100% a creature of special interests (though I think Lieberman has already compromised way too much). Once in a while Lieberman will at least give a thoughtful, honest answer (though I think he is wrong on many issues). All their other candidates sound like well-trained parrots.

[friendly]

With all apologies to car salesmen, that is what Dean reminds me of. A used car salesman! (hope a certain relative of mine doesn't read this post!

Dean has always struck me as a bright, labile, explosive bipolar. It would not surprise me in the least if he were on Lithium or Depakoate.

Like many bipolars, he was (is?) a bad self-medicating alcoholic to boot. In AA they would call Dean's overall arrogant wacked-out demeaner a "Dry Drunk."

He is not mentally fit to be President.

[lonevoice]

Hmmm...

On one side we have: Howard Dean, the ACLU, and an adulterous husband fathering illegitimate children who wants to murder his wife

On the other side we have: Gov Jeb Bush, President Bush, ACLJ, and parents who want to save their daughter from being painfully starved to death

What's a good conservative to think?

[NautiNurse]

Dean impersonating Steve Martin:

"I'm A Wild And Crazy Guy!"

[stainlessbanner]

It's becoming evident he's meddling in affairs he ought not to.
Thanks for the ping, sweetliberty.

[stainlessbanner]

More elitism from Dean. Open mouth - insert foot.

[syriacus]

Dean has always struck me as a bright, labile, explosive bipolar

Me, too.

He's the candidate for thrill seekers.

Dean May Be a Leftie, But He's No McGovern, Mondale or Dukakis - He's a George Wallace

A friend in New Hampshire who attended one of Dean's campaign rallies out of curiosity, commented that he cannot remember a situation where he saw so many angry and resentful white people. In a recent speech, Dean compared the situation of Americans today, to that of Americans during the Revolutionary War, in that in both eras, America was under the rule of oppressive kings named George.

Dean's political campaigning style sounded familiar. I scratched my head and tried to figure out which past politician had the style of Dean. Then it occurred to me...of course...George Wallace in '68. Dean is appealing to the same emotions of angry and resentful whites, but there is a difference in class. Wallace appealed to angry lower-class whites who were members of union households, while Dean is appealing to angry upper middle-class Starbucks yuppies. But the politics of resentment is the same in both cases.

[sweetliberty]

LOL!

[sweetliberty]

"Dean is appealing to angry upper middle-class Starbucks yuppies."

That about says it all right there. I think it must considered what the definition of the word "upper" is.

[litany_of_lies]

I have a theory that Dean is imploding on purpose and committing political suicide to make Hillary seem more reasonable when she comes in and attempts to save the day for the Dems. This statement supports that theory.

I originally thought that was the entire rationale behind the Kucinich campaign, but maybe McAuliffe et al have gotten to Dean with the same idea.

Either that or the man is right at the edge of his mental cliff.

[friendly]

Dean has always struck me as a bright, labile, explosive bipolar. He's the candidate for thrill seekers.

Coffee out of my nose alert. LOL