Carville: Democrats Have a 'Disease'

NewsMax ^ | 1/17/06 | Paul Rodriguez

[wvobiwan]

Caption for that pic:

Hillary: She's better even than Monica, didn't I tell ya?

[xzins]

"But where I do break is that I'm completely pro-gay. Why do I care? It doesn't mean a rat's ass to me."

It seems to me that it affects a lot of DemonRAT'S asses.....just ask Barney Frank.

[Appalled but Not Surprised]

The Democrats threw a Party and only one of their dates came.

9/10/2001.

[Ouderkirk]

Carville is exactly right. Read what he says..he makes a coherent argument which is why the democRATS base will never listen to him.

[big'ol_freeper]

...Examples of Demoncrat Part disease holders.

[Redbob]

""Remainderists are people who say that if you hate them [the GOP] enough then we're what remains and then people will vote for us and then we can have our people at the Capital Grill (a popular power restaurant a few blocks from the Capitol Building). And then we can get more golf trips and bigger steaks."

All too often, the old-time GOP acts/feels/votes/talks the same way.

Think Bob Dole, Denny Hastert, Trent Lott - ANYone who was in Congress before '94.

[dennisw]

Schummie, Feinswine, Ted Kennedy and Kerry

[avital2]

i feel a lot better seeing their"strategy", like they can instanteously become "patriotic" and wrap themselves in the flag. and that will be totally believable, and so-o-o palatable to their left wing. in their dreams! they really think people are stupid or asleep. suddenly, i'm not worried. they still don't get it - it's unbelievable but a relief!

[Redbob]

AND of course Kay Bailey Hutchison!

[popdonnelly]

"I agree the DUMBOCRATS have a serious social disease....
congenitial LYING..."

And Carville and Begala are two Typhoid Marys.

[M Kehoe]

Mr. Carville the disease the democRATs have is called Marxism, which has failed everywhere it has been tried.

5.56mm

[BunnySlippers]

Actually, it should be $25,000 a year.

Surely you're not suggesting that someone could support their family on this! Only wealthy people could be politicians.

[brwnsuga]

Is that you Monica?

[headstamp]

I see John Boy is still having a love affair with the sun lamp.

[GSlob]

"Or they could just go ahead and become extinct."
If they become extinct, the disease will not - it will merely change the hosts.

[SteveMcKing]

Why is NewsMax always falling for this tripe?

They keep having interviews with leftists, and then they practically endorse them for any conservative statement they make. If Hillary said tomorrow, "I oppose abortion", NewsMax would probably fall for that lie.

It makes me wonder who's running the show over there, and what their real intentions are.

[eyespysomething]

both authors argue that the party needs to change its dogmatic thinking on abortion rights, gun control and environmental concerns.

Well, no chance in he// then.

[Redbob]

Nice post, BTW.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

"Progressive Patriotism" is the operating philosophy since "everything fits under this rubric." For example, the wealthy can give up their tax cuts, because we're all in this together. Or so Carville thinks.

Well, yes. Certain rich people - Warren Buffet comes to mind, and Bill Clinton - boast of their preference for high tax rates as a form of conspicuous consumption. It's moral posturing, of course - when they get down to it they don't actually avoid taking tax deductions to which they are entitled.

The Republican aversion to high tax rates is macroeconomic - the economy and federal revenue do better with moderate tax rates than with very high tax rates. It is not a love of the few superrich as it is sympathy with the striving of the middle class. And make no mistake, the Democratic Party is the party of the very rich as well as the poor - and the Republican Party is the party of the middle class.

[Ed_in_NJ]

..."the problem with the party is anatomical"...

Their heads are too far up their donkeys.