[Boundless]

> a sputtering McClean shot back, "You know, Ann,
> even for you that's going a little bit far. .
> . That's a really nasty personal attack."

> Moments later, when Alan Colmes complained that
> Coulter's description of Kerry's finances was "mean,"

Subtext:
Either these two Democratic spokepeople weren't
completely aware of Kerry's rap sheet, or they
were fully aware of it, but hoped nobody would
bring it up during the campaign (at least until
the official talking points are issued).

The situation with Mrs. Ketchup is widely known.
If the Kerry campaign hasn't spent some brain
cycles anticipating at least the current wife,
that's somewhat astonishing. Perhaps there is no
credible response.

Now they've been put on notice that they'll need
to have a defensible posture on Kerry's entire
financial history. Which raises the next question:

Why now, Ann?
If Kerry is likely to be the Dem nominee, why not
save the grenade for the general election?

My guess is that it's because Ann wants Dems to
derail Kerry and not make him the nominee. She
openly admits that she wants Dean to be the Nom.
So the grenade is tossed early.

[GeronL]

LOL

I read an article last night where the Deaniacs in Missouri put a right-winger in charge of local campaigning because that right-winger wants, sorely wants, Dean to be th nominee.

Of course, he wants Dean to get his butt kick in Nov

[DWC]

They are not democratic people. They are lowly democrats.