Posted on 02/27/2005 3:54:43 AM PST by RWR8189
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| "When it’s all said and done, Howard Dean will be best remembered for being loud rather than being a leader.” |
...and down the drain into the septic tank of history, where it belongs.
"Mr. Dean’s views on taxation, health care and national security represent the far-left wing of his Party - positions rejected by voters in the 2004 presidential election."
Sounds like it's time McKenna ditched the Party of Fools and Scoundrels and became a Republican.
Dean is a professional angry person. He would have you think his anger is righteous indignation, a reaction to the injustice of the world; whereas, in fact, it obviously has more to do with his personal inadequacy or some other neurotic dysfunction, probably more than even he realizes. He's not the only one. The Democrat Party's full of them.
Is this the same IL GOP leader who decided to bring in Keyes for the last Senate race?
Why would the Illinois GOP issue a statement on the visit of the opposing party's national chairman. First of all, who the frig cares, where Howard Dean is. Second, it's none of the GOP's business what the Dem's do with their party. Third, it's a distraction, it's so 'inside baseball', the Illinois GOP is taking their eye of the ball. They should be issuing statements everyday on what the Illinois GOP is doing for the people of Illinois in order to make their lives better. Focus on the people!! Let Howard Dean attack George Bush. Who cares? Nobody. But they do care about their own lives, their communities and their State.
"They should be issuing statements everyday..."
Hey, quit making sense! Glad to see somebody else who doesn't view insults as a strategy.
Visit to what? A "Family Planning" clinic. To get back to his old habits..
The Deaniac rolls on....
The Illinois GOP should be doing both. It is important to "tear down the brand" for the Democrats when given the opportunity. The seed planted today about the Donks being a bunch of mentally imbalanced anger freaks will pay off during the next election cycle, where the actual Democrat candidate can be tarred with the same brush. That's just good strategy.
But you're right, it should be accompanied by small-ball statements issued on a daily basis about how the Pubbies are working to make life better for Illinoisans.
There's a Republican Party in IL ?
Who knew ?
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