SCREAM HOWARD SCREAM! 
Posted on 01/23/2005 2:43:27 PM PST by BillF
Maybe you and the "The Doctor and the Pod" could borrow Green Eyed dress for a Freep.
I thought the person looked like Stand watie, but I wasn't sure that it was him.
What do you mean by "our SC Chapter rep?"
Why do you keep trying to put me in a dress? Only the Doctor and the 'Pod have gone that way.
I don't know. I guess it is by association.
stand watie staunchly informs that he is a member in good standing of the South Carolina Chapter of FreeRepublic. He is proud to support and participate in DC Chapter activites.
it's a secret;don't tell anone!
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Cool, but then the cowboy on the horse is not running for chair of his party.
BufordP has modified his computer settings at work. Instead of giving a standard sound when a download is finished or other action is done, the computer gives the scream of hatred-powered Howard. People walking by in the hall hear it and laugh.
Howard Dean, who actually said last weekend, "I hate Republicans and everything they stand for," is now on track to be DNC Chair. Indeed, "It's my party and I'll scream if I want to," as someone at NROnline envisioned Dean saying.
Thank you, StayAtHomeMother, for linking the "A Few of FR's Finest's" Inaugural Ball thread.
Stayat Homemother was nice enough to FReepmail the URL of new FReeper Navydoc's great thread giving his experience as a military volunteer at the Inaugural Parade.
Looks like we're going to be hearing that scream for the next few years! The dems have totally lost it. Hillary will really look conservative after a few more years of Dean, Pelosi, Kennedy, Boxer, etc.......
A Suicidal Selection: With Dean as party chairman, the Democrats wouldn't need enemies.
Los Angeles Times ^ | February 4, 2005 | Jonathan Chait
Posted on 02/04/2005 5:07:20 AM PST by billorites
A few weeks ago, when former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean declared his intention to run for chairman of the Democratic National Committee, news reports had the general tone of "Get this, that crazy scream guy is back and he wants to run the party." Now, a week before the vote, his victory is a fait accompli. How did this happen? Are Democrats suicidally crazy?
Wait. That's too easy. Let me rephrase the question. Why are Democrats suicidally crazy?
CLICK HERE FOR THE REST OF THAT THREAD
Dean's howling to lead DNC ("I hate the Republicans")
NY Daily News ^ | Jan. 30, 2005 | MAGGIE HABERMAN
Posted on 01/30/2005 8:09:28 PM PST by inkling
HOWARD DEAN, THE favorite to be the next head of the Democratic National Committee, made his case in midtown yesterday, promising to make his party operate more like the GOP - at least when it comes to elections.
"I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for, but I admire their discipline and their organization," the failed presidential hopeful told the crowd at the Roosevelt Hotel, where he and six other candidates spoke at the final DNC forum before the Feb. 12 vote for chairman.
Thanks much for the links. I'm going to go read them right now. If anybody can explain the dems strategy, I want to see it!!
Thanks for working so very hard on this thread. Great photos and your links were cool!
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Inaugural Thoughts [DC Chapter of Free Republic featured]
American Jurist ^ | February 20, 2005 | By Burrell, Tom
Posted on 02/19/2005 4:57:58 PM PST by Jim Robinson
This past inauguration day, the cold weather was the least of the problem. The bigger problem was the realization that America is slowly falling apart. The second inauguration attracted the worst undergrowth of American society, and they all descended on the nation's Capitol. God gave us the great gift of humanity. Why would some humans choose to devolve to the insect class? After eight hours of rubbing shoulders with the repugnant, foul protestors, I had to take two showers to purge myself of the contamination. It was like entering a well-used Port-a-Potty but never exiting. There was no fresh air anywhere, they were everywhere. It still disturbs me even to this day.
The first three hours of Thursday's inaugural protest were spent at the intersection of 7th and D. I got there about 9:30. There were only a few hundred of them out there at that time. The swarm began to swell as we approached the noon hour. I got in to the parade area just before 1 p.m., so I missed the anarchists storming the police at the intersection just before the parade was supposed to begin. It would have been nice to see the security forces bring them down, but I'll just have to settle for TV clips.
Until I passed the security checkpoint, I thought I was alone in my disgust for this segment of society. However, just beyond the checkpoint, I found an oasis of value and integrity where other Bush supporters had joined forces. The Free Republic DC Chapter had created a sanctuary for Bush supporters. My feet were set in stone, I was not budging. Some other Bush supporters who also found the Free Republic zone actually began hugging fellow Bush supporters in sheer joy even though they were complete strangers.
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