[GeronL]

And remember that professor named Singer who thinks you should pay 33% tax on the FIRST $30,000 and 100% after that??

I sure bet he makes more than he says people should be limited to. Another leftist hypocrite.

[Robert Taylor]

Excellent piece but he really does not attack the Democrats defense scheme the way he should. To defend America by hiring more people to pull the dead and wounded out of the rubble of the next horric set of terrorist attacks, and then the next, and the next, the next...is not a defense policy at all.

It is a Death To America policy.

[Caipirabob]

"I visited Ground Zero the day after we were attacked, and I felt like I was standing at the gates of hHell,"

Must have felt like a bit of a homecoming for old Hil...

[Citizen of the Savage Nation]

Wow, if the Cartoon Network beat the DNC on Monday, I wonder how many obscure stations beat the crap out of them on Tuesday. Then figure that many of those watching were Republicans lolol.

[mikvahyid]

What a line up!

Bill Clinton, as in travelgate, whitewater, J. Flowers, M. Lewinsky (Is she speaking?,) Impeachment, less second pardons, etc.

The onner"bull" Rev Al Sharpton, as in Tawana Brawley, 1991 crown heights riots, 1995 Freddy’s Fashion Mart in Harlem, etc.

Ted Kennedy, as in alcohol, Chappaquiddick, etc,

Why can't the Republicans get speakers like these? Oh yeah, I just remembered, we put them in jail where they belong, not on speaking tours.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

"The achievements of Camp David a quarter century ago and the more recent progress made by President Bill Clinton are now in peril," Carter cautioned.

As Ronald Reagan would say, "Well, there you go again."

. . . Perhaps Carter will campaign for Kerry where the ex-president is appreciated – say, North Korea.

The man actually had the nerve to point out how dangerous North Korea has become . . . after he negotiated the deal that gave them the Uranium!!

[aardvark1]

I guess I'll place myself in the category of the naive. I used to think Jimmy Carter, though an incompetent President, at least was a decent man. In the last few years, he seems to have had his brain replaced with peanuts, and has sunk to the level of Ted Kennedy and the rest of the political hacks.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Republicans "believe the role of government is to concentrate wealth and power in the hands of those who embrace their economic, political and social views, leaving ordinary citizens to fend for themselves on important matters like health care and retirement security," Clinton warned. Those wretched, champagne-guzzling Republicans! They believe in government by and for the rich

The Democrats are the party of patronization - the party of

• voters who are willing to be patronized as victims rather than full adult Americans,
• the PR Establishment happy to patronize their own Democratic voters as "poor" - and, e.g., Palm Beach County Dumbocrat voters, even stupid.
• the Warren Buffet rich who position themselves above the middle class by boasting that they are too rich to "need a tax cut." People whose contributions to the party are useful to the PR Establishment and therefore buy self-flattering PR.

Republicans can never forget the middle class because they are the party of the middle class. Only a rich Democratic politician like Al Gore would ever think of speaking of "the forgotten middle class."

[goldstategop]

My take on the first night of the Convention... the Democrats don't have any fresh blood and ideas to offer America? Oh and John F*ckin' himself is not exactly a spring chicken. This is the first Democratic convention I haven't bothered to tune into. Same, same old and its as exciting as a game of whist. The Democrats and their nominee have taken their party's major achievements and turned them into a colossal bore. Don't get me started on addressing the challenges of this century: the Democrats aren't offering any answers to the threats we face. As I mentioned the other night, this is the party filled with Crooks, Sexed Wabbits and Lunatics. No wondering Americans aren't tuning in to listening to the retread message from a by-gone age.