MANY DEMS ARE COOL TO TO HOWARD'S HOT TEMPER

New York Post ^ | 1/28/04 | BRIAN BLOMQUIST

[kattracks]

January 28, 2004 -- More than a third of Democrats voting in New Hampshire yesterday said they don't believe Howard Dean has the temperament to be an effective president, according to exit polls. The figure is the most striking illustration of the heavy price Dean is paying for his red-faced rant after losing in Iowa last week and for controversial statements, such as that he wouldn't prejudge Osama bin Laden's guilt for the Sept. 11 attacks.

[goldstategop]

The liberals are struggling between their volcanic hatred of President Bush and their desire to win. Oh they are so torn up about which candidate to back as their standard bearer for President.

[Tamzee]

Hey, kattracks, more great articles, thanks!

Hope all is well for you :-)

[tkathy]

The gravitas issue that they slammed GWB with in the 2000 election is returning to bite the dims in the butt in the 2004. It is impossible to picture any of the 9 in the White House.

[Quix]

MAD HOW'S TEMPER HAS NOTHING

on SHRILLERY'S

She just manages to keep it hid more and to terminate those who know and might talk faster than they can expose her.

[samtheman]

Dean is toast. I said it as soon as he screamed and I still believe it. All he could do was 25% in NH. He'll stick around and spend his cash and whip his goon-iacs into more frenzies of insanity... but he won't win a single primary. Not one.

[tal hajus]

they might be cool to howie's temper, but if it came down to hot howie vs the President, they would pull the the lever for howie.

[Coop]

It is impossible to picture any of the 9 in the White House.

Not that I prefer him over President Bush, but I could live with Joe Lieberman in the White House. He takes national security seriously, which is apparently why the Dems have almost completely abandoned him. Says a lot, huh?

[InvisibleChurch]

geez, the guy can't even stay in affiliated to a church because of a bike path ... howie, take yer kids, start a thrd party and campaign off into footnote city

[Sam Cree]

Well, Lieberman is not very charismatic, either.
Sort of along the lines of Walther Mondale as far as the excitement factor goes.

[Coop]

I completely agree, but he was Prince Charming the Sequel when put on Gore's ticket. Now he's dirt among the Dems.

[Sam Cree]

Yeah, they have really abandoned the guy. Undoubtedly the fact that he is religious doesn't help much either.

[ForOurFuture]

Dean's Screams.

[gatorgriz]

Any sentient voter wouldn't let Dr. Dementia anywhere within a country mile of the nuclear button... But what amazes me is that some folks still voted for the maniac anyway. Doesn't say much for our gene pool does it?