Feinstein to Demos: Time to get tough

SF Gate via Drudge Report ^ | Sunday, November 24, 2002 | Editorial Staff - Phillip Matier, Andrew Ross

[vannrox]

Crazy and stupid woman. How and why she is in Congress I'll never know. But I can place blame on the current educational system, and FDR for making it that way. - Feinstein is a direct result of social policies at the expense of the the primary sources of communication ...Reading...Math and History.

[Credo]

The weird thing about it is she is not as crazy & stupid a Barbarous Boxer.

She's in the Senate because Pete Wilson, when he became Governor, appointed John Seymour to be the interim Senator to fill the remainder of Wilson's Senate Term. Wilson's "Republican" administration IMHO helped the Democratic party in California more than anything.

[Enterprise]

"It's time to get tough," said the old buzzard to the vultures.

[wayoverontheright]

"We need to be the party that stands for a free, fair and open marketplace.

Dim dem to Di; "Er, ah, Ms Feinstein, we just LOST to that party!"

[unixfox]

"I mean, I've never had a person who makes over $200,000 tell me they need a tax cut," Feinstein said.

That's because they work !! They don't have time to beat a dead dog with a worthless commie bitch like you Ms. Fienstein.

If I did meet you face to face however, I would rather spit on you than try to converse with you.

[Sloth]

As a result, President Bush "was very much able to obfuscate on the whole issue of the economy with his pre-election push for national security issues," Feinstein said.

What really kills them is that they know from their polling in this election that they have NO advantage over the Republicans on the economy. The public is spilt dead even on which party can better deal with economic problems... throw in the GOP advantage on foreign policy issues, and the Dems don't have a leg to stand on.

[Sloth]

BTW, the President makes $400,000 per year -- didn't he say he needs a tax cut?

[Mr. Jeeves]

"I mean, I've never had a person who makes over $200,000 tell me they need a tax cut," Feinstein said.

Then let me be the first.

[johnny7]

"The reason the president got 77 votes (in the Senate) on his Iraq resolution...

The reason is because it was political suicide not to.

She better not try to get on the ticket in 2004. Hillary has that in her cross-hairs.

[samtheman]

We can have soak-the-rich EuroSocialism, or we can have American style Capitalism.

I guess the Senator from San Francisco chooses EuroSocialism.

[lowbridge]

"I mean, I've never had a person who makes over $200,000 tell me they need a tax cut," Feinstein said.

And how many people who earn less than $200,000 have been telling you that they need a tax cut...and have you been listening to them?

[wayoverontheright]

"I mean, I've never had a person who makes over $200,000 tell me they need a tax cut," Feinstein said.

I think this election said in some way that people who DON'T make $200,000 a year are saying that their employers, and the companies represented in their 401-Ks, need a tax cut.

The dems are reacting in a way which will take them straight to oblivion in future elections. The sheeple, THEY ARE AWAKE NOW!

[Travelgirl]

"I mean, I've never had a person who makes over $200,000 tell me they need a tax cut," Feinstein said.

She and her husband together make lots more than $200,000. Did she vote to give herself and others in Congress a raise while voting to not give the taxpayers a small tax cut?

[self_evident]

How about Al Gore?

"Too early to tell. I can't quite figure out yet who he is."

LOL. Neither can he.

[CT]

Message: Now that enough time has passed, and that most people have forgotten that this started on Clinton's watch, let's make it look like Bush is reponsible.

Only problem is, more and more people can remember vividly what Bill Clinton left this country. And it wasn't much more than a stain on a blue dress and a national security apparatus that was asleep at the switch.

Unless one considers the "diversity" quilt at CIA a security blanket.

[skeeter]

In the wake of the Democrats' Nov. 5 election defeats, Dianne Feinstein has some advice for her fellow party members: Take off the gloves.

THe democrats have never been more shrill than they were prior to the last election. I fervently pray they heed ol' turkeyneck's advise.

[PhilipNolan95126]

I suggest that every freeper contact Ms. Feinsteins's
office and tell her that they make over $200,000 and
they DO want a tax cut.

Contact data:

Phone: (202) 224-3841
Fax: (202) 228-3954

to send a postal mail:

Senator Dianne Feinstein
United States Senate
331 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

or email:
http://feinstein.senate.gov/email.html

[okie01]

How about Al Gore?

"Too early to tell. I can't quite figure out yet who he is."

Definitely a nugget worth saving. And bringing up when Algore wins the 'Rats' 2004 nomination...

[KeyBored]

Let the stupid democrats continue to whine and moan that the reason they fared so poorly in the recent elections is THEY DIDN'T GET THEIR MESSAGE OUT.

The simple truth is, they DID get their message out - but the voters weren't buying it this time.

The first step in solving a problem is admitting to oneself what the problem is. So far the dems. appointed spokespersons - OwlGore, Dashole, Feinstein et. al. - haven't been able to do that.

Let's hope and pray that continues to be the case.

[mhking]

We haven't done near enough of a job tagging the Republicans

Yawn...