To: clee1
There is a political lesson to be learned in the Dean candidacy. In the dumbed down United States the biggest liar wins, because the public is unable to discern the truth.
5 posted on
01/10/2004 1:15:17 AM PST by
meenie
To: meenie
There is a political lesson to be learned in the Dean candidacy. In the dumbed down United States the biggest liar wins, because the public is unable to discern the truth. Outside of Zell Miller, I cannot identify a single leading rat who is not either a mental or a moral defective. Or both.
6 posted on
01/10/2004 1:43:41 AM PST by
FormerACLUmember
(I say the emperor has no clothes. Doesn't anyone else see this?)
To: meenie
I think it's because they want to believe the lies. They have a primitive attachment to a party or politician and will defend them to the death.
7 posted on
01/10/2004 1:43:49 AM PST by
jagrmeister
(I'm not a conservative. I don't seek to conserve, I seek to reform.)
To: meenie
It
does appear that way.
I take some comfort from the fact that Dean's likely supporters (other than his wacko, far-left political-junkie "base") are more interested, at this point in the election cycle, aren't yet even paying attention to the candidates or their obviously partisan rhetoric.
The problem for Bush is that he is steadily pissing-off his base. I myself may just avoid the polling place, come November.
8 posted on
01/10/2004 1:52:42 AM PST by
clee1
(Where's the beef???)
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