Mike Dukakis: 'This Pocahontas stuff, what's the matter with this guy?'

Washington Examiner ^ | November 6, 2018 | Pete Kasperowicz

[ThomasNast]

Well, maybe if we didn’t give out huge rewards for minority status, people wouldn’t be impersonating minorities in the first place. And we’re supposed to all be treated equal under the law.

[Jewbacca]

He’s been drinking his wife’s Listerene again.

[DivineMomentsOfTruth]

Didn’t this Moron say that I someone Raped and Murdered his Wife he would still be against the Death Penalty for the Perp?

The problem was he said it in such a matter-of-fact manner.. No emotion at all.. With Democrats its either feast or famine.

[HypatiaTaught]

Okay thank you for the clarification.

[SaveFerris]

Joe Biden drew almost 200!

[conservative98]

Franken - Dukakis 2020.

[Kazan]

I'm shocked he's still alive.

If Trump cared enough about Dukakis, he could come with a great nickname for him.

[catnipman]

where’s his tank?

[beethovenfan]

Big-time loser.

[DivineMomentsOfTruth]

It’s like Night of the Living Dead with all these creepy, long-forgotten Democrats coming out.

[catnipman]

that picture always reminds me of Rick Moranis and the goofball headgear he frequently wore in his movies ...

[Vision]

It's called having a sense of humor and character to call out a fraud.

[csvset]

What’s the matter with this guy?

A Hound For Trouble - Atsa Matta For You

[jimfree]

“This Pocahontas stuff, what’s the matter with this guy?” Dukakis said

Tell us all about it Tank boy.

Can only imagine the nickname Trump would have for Gov. D.

[beethovenfan]

DooDooKaKa

[CMailBag]

This guy is what’s wrong with higher education, it’s propaganda first and education later.

[Luke21]

I thank God this dimwitted clown never became president.

[mylife]

Not accepting bald faced lies is “being disagreeable”?

[Michael.SF.]

MICHAEL DUKAKIS WINS THE BATTLE OF WESTWOOD

An oldie but a goodie

Background: Dikakis was miffed that people parked their cars in a fashion which blocked the sidewalks (‘Apron parking’)If you do not know the story it is a perfect example of what a ‘big Richard’ Dukakis can be:

The North Village (of UCLA’s Westwood, Ca. neighborhood) has just 857 curb spaces and something like 5,700 vehicles belonging to residents. Parking is so tight that even the ticketers have mercy, but Dukakis got his way through an unusual route.

He first talked to city officials about the parking situation two years ago. Dukakis then turned to a colleague, UCLA urban planning professor Donald Shoup, author of "The High Cost of Free Parking."

Shoup made the parking dilemma a project for his students. The result was "The Dukakis Project."

"He was the inspiration, and it helps to have a big name on your side when you are tackling an issue such as this," said Adina Ringler, a 26-year-old graduate urban planning student.

The study looked at the consequences and costs of the illegal parking and suggested solutions, including paid permit parking and curbside meters. But more important, the Dukakis Project prompted Shoup to send a letter to city officials that said that apron parking violated the Americans With Disabilities Act.

[mbrfl]

It’s interesting to reflect on the comment Dukakis chose not to say, i.e. This lying about ones heritage in order to game the system and advance your career stuff, what’s the matter with this woman?