Daschle Assails Bush Record Senate Leader Faults Policies, Political Tactics

washingtonpost.com/ VIA WorldNetDaily ^ | June 29, 2002 | Jim VandeHei

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

Senate Majority Leader Thomas A. Daschle (D-S.D.) yesterday offered an unusually pointed critique of President Bush for his handling of the economy and other domestic concerns and accused him of being perhaps the most political chief executive in history.

"Almost on every one of the issues involving domestic policy, he has been a source of great disappointment," Daschle said yesterday during a lunch with Washington Post reporters and editors. "I think his record on the economy is a disaster. I think his record on fiscal policy is a disaster. I think his position on education has fallen far short of expectations."

[Gillmeister]

Isn't this funny........I p[osted this yesterday, and it was immediatly deleted.......don't ya love "Free" Republic??

[Paul Atreides]

Daschle...Daschle....oh yeah, he's that little twerp who has to stand on phonebooks to speak into the microphone. Isn't that cute? He thinks he's relevant.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

Let's see. Da$$hole bashes and bashes and bashes. His party and socialistic caucus are blocking President Bushs' judicial nominations; therefore CAUSING the leftist Da$$hole like-minded judge to declare America's pledge unconstitutional.

Hmmmmmmmm.... I say he is a sore loser Da$$hole.

[Paul Atreides]

I don't know why your post was deleted but, just be thankful FR isn't run like Lucianne.com.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

I was wondering why when I did a search this was not yet posted.

I will bet your article was pulled because you posted it in entirety.On FR (because of a law suite from the WashPost)Only snippets (NEVER the entire article of Washington Post may be posted as a thread)

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

See post 6. I suspect this is the answer.

[Gillmeister]

Oh, OK, thanks for the clarification......I will remember that next time I post from the Post

[spokeshave]

But . . . .but... all these issues were well developed under the clintoon era

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

I wonder if Da$$hole knows (to coin his own words towards President Bush) he is 'a disastor.'

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

And I will bet Hitlery LOVES this, as she wants the monination.

[adversarial]

"Almost on every one of the issues involving domestic policy, he has been a source of great disappointment," Daschle said yesterday

Bush has been a "great disappointment?
to Daschle?

bwaahahahaha!!!

well he must be doing ok then

[Tom Bombadil]

and accused him of being perhaps the most political chief executive in history.

Would somebody please hit the gong? This guy Daschle is getting a little tiresome.

[Hacksaw]

Daschle was so aggressive he brought three phone books to the interview.

[Jhoffa_]

Who is this moron anyway?

He's whining about "tactics" ?

Who's got OUR judiciary locked up on purely ideological grounds? Who feels he has the right to do this only because we find a traitor in our midst, not by a mandate from the American People? (if our roles were reversed however, he would be demanding some sort of "power sharing" comprimise)

F@#$ Dassole!

[BOBTHENAILER]

post from the Post

and then there are times you don't wanna quote the LA Times.

[BOBTHENAILER]

He thinks he's relevant

Wait a minute, he is. Yesterday, when conducting the colonoscopy on President Bush, the doctor had to start somwhere, and naturally. it all began at the Daschole, right? So he is relevant, for some things.

[Paul Atreides]

:-)

[liberalism=failure]

All I can say to Douchnozzle and the other hatemonger democrats is--keep attacking this immensely popular president, and see what it gets you in November

[liberalism=failure]

Wait a minute, he is. Yesterday, when conducting the colonoscopy on President Bush, the doctor had to start somwhere, and naturally. it all began at the Daschole, right? So he is relevant, for some things.

and I hope he will soon be removed like the nasty little colon polyp he is.