The idea is such an emotional fantasy -- and so not in keeping with the actual Wellstone legacy -- that it could only have come from a person wracked with grief and pain. Rush said it best yesterday, "They reached into the grave, snatched Wellstone's soul and ascribed it to themselves for their own petty, partisan purposes."
1 posted on
10/31/2002 5:11:01 AM PST by
randita
To: randita
What happened had nothing to do with either Norm Coleman or Walter Mondale But it has everything to do with what party you want in power. When I heard of them booing Trent Lott, I kept thinking of the Democratic debaucle in New York where they booed and spit on the Boy Scouts.
To: randita
Coleman and Mondale owe Minnesotans a vigorous contest of ideas. Right. How is this going to happen in the short amount of time left?
3 posted on
10/31/2002 5:16:39 AM PST by
TankerKC
To: randita
Kahn appeared so caught up in grief, loss and anger that he lost his way.
Either that or it was the grimmest-rankest-vilest expression of political necrophilia ever televised. I'm thinking the latter.
4 posted on
10/31/2002 5:20:48 AM PST by
Asclepius
To: randita
The newspaper is urging independents to abandon their initial revulsion of this event. I don't think they will.
My mother-in-law, the independent, said she's leaning toward registering as a Republican because of how the Democrats looked like animals the other night. This will hurt Democrats across the country.
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