LABOR UNEASE (Unions Will Retract Howard Dean Endorsements Without 'Junior Tuesday' Win)

The American Spectator Magazine ^ | January 29, 2004 | The Washington Prowler

[cottonseed]

Looks like the wheels are turning to make Kerry the inevitable frontrunner.

[.cnI redruM]

With friends like the Unionists, who needs an enema?

[CasearianDaoist]

Yep, at least we get to watch the Rev. Al Show for a little while longer. That is worth something.

[Guillermo]

Talk about some fair-weathered friends!

[cottonseed]

Time for Howie Dean to get on the small fishing boat in the middle of the lake..nothing personal, just business!

[CasearianDaoist]

Well they are flush with cash, after all.

[cottonseed]

Rev. Al demanding his prime time Boston convention slot is going to be the only drama left soon..

[Wphile]

LOL! The Union support did CRAP for Dean and Gephardt in Iowa. Who the h*ll cares who they endorse? Maybe Kerry doesn't want them. He did better without them.

[.cnI redruM]

Or have an unexpectedly unpleasant stop at a toll booth, if you're referring to the movie I think you are. ;)

[CasearianDaoist]

Drama? Brother, it will be the best carnival in town. I cannot wait.

[cottonseed]

And no campaign stops near the New Jersey Meadowlands/Giants Stadium enzone..

[cottonseed]

Rev. Al is running a strong third now at 15% in South Carolina. (and no one knows if that is his high)

[funkywbr]

Ahha! Now we know the difference between a Civil UNION and a Marriage!~}

[CasearianDaoist]

Oh, I hope he gets more. I want to see him on national TV at full bray. (Bet they do not show him)

If there is anyone that truly embodies the Democratic party it is the Rev.

[realpatriot71]

Looks like the wheels are turning to make Kerry the inevitable frontrunner.

Of course! The Dems couldn't have missed the Republican support for Dean, and decided to run a candidate who they think will be more "competetive". Unfortunately for the Dems, Bush is going to win the next election, and they should just get used to it.

[cottonseed]

Looks like the party leadership to cut bait on Dean.

It was a nice ride for awhile, perhaps convincing the wacko liberal base that they really give a hoot.

Looks like the general election is starting, time to go back to the center..

[cottonseed]

Im hoping for another Howie meltdown as well, just like the 'I Have a Scream' Iowa speech. (especially when he hears that everyone is deserting him)

[Phantom Lord]

Someone on Fox News yesterday said "Howard Dean was the man of the year. Unfortunately it was the year 2003, and not 2004 when he needed it."

[cottonseed]

Unless Kerry self destructs, it looks like the Dean campaign is over.

[OldFriend]

Guess ole Teddy is busy making phone calls on behalf of his boy, Kerry.