Posted on 01/05/2003 6:18:45 PM PST by PJ-Comix
If Al Gore can say goodbye to presidential politics on "60 Minutes," it's probably okay for Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina to say hello on the "Today" show. We hope, though, that it's not a trend. Seven in the morning is a bit early for shopping for a new leader, and not everybody can deal with the shrieks and giggles these dark dawns. Let us hope that the others in the clot of candidates at the starting gate will choose brighter hours. Edwards, a trial lawyer who made a fortune representing people suing corporations, wishes to be "a champion for regular people" -- people like his father, a mill worker, and his mother, who worked in the post office.
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This is a compliment? But maybe it is truthful since DiCaprio is an airhead.
He is also a demon debater, which might be considered a crucial gift except that the last demon debater the Democrats fielded, Gore, lost all four encounters with nonverbal rival George W. Bush.
Actually there were only THREE debates between Gore & Bush but at least Mary admits that Gore lost all of those debates.
"I talk about Ashcroft all the time, and the way they grab people, call them enemy combatants -- throw them in jail, deny them lawyers and keep them there indefinitely."
And this should upset us.....WHY? Why the hell should we be concerned about ENEMY TERRORISTS. I guess the fact that thousands died on 9-11 doesn't bother Senator Ex-Lax as much as the fact that enemy terrorists are being incarcerated at Guantanamo. If Edwards wants to make an issue of the "horrible" treatment of captured enemy terrorists (one of whom even complained that he was being "tortured" by air conditioning) then he has every right to commit political suicide..... Mary McGrory did Senator Ex-Lax no favors with this story.
Let them deal with this guy's lack of support for the way the other terrorists are being tortured, although we can see Hillary asking for a closer examination of any new torture methods Edwards can come up with.
After which I suggest we put them on the first plane bound to collide in a fireball with Mecca.
She came to DC from Boston with JFK (rumored to have been one of his, uh, "close friends"). Looks like she's comparing Senator "Regular Guy" to her long-departed idol.
BTW - do you remember Rodney Dangerfield's hilarious movie back in the 80's "Easy Money"? He became famous in the fashion industry for designing the "Regular Guy" look.
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