[bravo whiskey]

well they all frighten me.

[RC2]

He could have shaken things up but he was pretty much ignored. At times, I felt like he was a loose canon. At one point he made a claim that we really don’t need a military. Kind of scary for a guy that wants to be President.

[Arm_Bears]

Mr. Gravel is the true face of the Democrat party—The portrait they hide in the attic so no one can see it.

[Charles Henrickson]

Potted Plant Ping!

[MinuteGal]

I'm the Dem's potted plant
They'd like me to stay in the attic
Worse than a cuckoo old aunt
I'm a real radical leftie fanatic

Leni

[cripplecreek]

After hearing Hillary Clinton’s list of Ifs, ands, and buts required to fight terrorism, she sounds like she’s saying we don’t need a military either.

[Jake The Goose]

Mike Gravel

That guy was just plain nuts !!!

[RightWhale]

Gravel left Alaska. But, that seems to be traditional. Hickel, the Governor behind the Governor and again in power, is off travelling again to see about building the Siberia-Alaska Bridge-Tunnel.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Gravel seemed positively nuts. I bet the other candidates wish he’d come along more often as he makes them appear more mainstream, sane, reasonable and.....presidential (which we know they are not).

[Liberty Valance]

Mike Gravel should be up front so folks can see the guy who, like Reid and Pelosi, want to defund our Troops in the field and hand victory to our enemies. He’s the template for this same policy during the Viet Nam War.

[PJ-Comix]

With all of the other candidates saying all the predictable things, Gravel stole the show with a style that combined the ideas of Noam Chomsky with the temperament of Jake LaMotta.

I knew Jake LaMotta. He lived near me. Also his son, Jack, went to school with me.