Blasts at Bush prompt standing ovations

Associated Press/The Spokesman-Review | 5-15-2003 | Rebecca Cook

[Marysecretary]

Tell me what the difference is. Inquiring minds need to know. Mxxx

[familyofman]

"Dean is not a medical doctor. He was an internist."
To be an Internist (specialisation within medical practice) you have to be a doctor (MD). Frist was a Cardiologist - also doctor. Just the facts m'am, just the facts.

[Marysecretary]

Out of the mouth of babes!

[txhurl]

"I'll make you proud to be Democrats again," Dean told the crowd..

Proud how? Why exactly are Ds ashamed to be Ds? Because they consistently lose the farm?

And how does one return pride to a party that revels in shame? By promoting homosexuality, socialism, Clintonia, Springerism and hollyweird values?

Next he'll claim he can get Christine McViegh to rejoin Fleetwood Mac.

[Psycho_Bunny]

"The former governor of Vermont roused a crowd of more than 1,000 in Seattle to several standing ovations by blasting Bush's economic and domestic policies"

Leech's speech popular with other leeches in Leechville.

"Film at 11"

Liberals in Seattle are coolaid drinking retards who are utterly incapable of any form of dialectical intercourse.  You want a standing ovation in Seattle, just stand in front of any group of people who look like they might be morons and say "Bush bad."

Really, that's all you have to do.

[frosty snowman]

It's not even a sure thing that Dean would win WA State. Depends how many Western WA suburban voters get out to vote for Bush. And how many Seattle LIEberals would stay home or vote green. Dean could win a couple liberal new england states but I suspect that is all. Drawing a thousand harebrained liberals in Seattle ain't all that impressive. Michael Moore drew a crowd about this big here. If Liberman or Kerry runs these DUmmies will jump ship and vote for Nader (or whoever the green party candidate is)

[WVNan]

I wonder what skeletons he has in his closet.

[Rummyfan]

So he is not an MD? I'm sure he would say so if that was the case. Was he actually ever elected as Governor of Vermont? His web site bio states he took over upon the death of the governor, from the lieutenant governor's position.

I think he is a major looney-tune and the fact that he is even considered a 'serious' candidate shows how desperate the dims are.

[familyofman]

"So he is not an MD?"
Wrong, he is an MD, just like Frist, except he has a specialty. I choose to go to an internist, instead of a GP (General Practioner). Doctors don't usually refer to themselves as "only" a doctor, but go by their higher degree title. Engineers even go by titles other than just engineer, EE, CE....

[Capt. Tom]

Howard Dean served as governor of Vermont for eleven and a half years, from August 1991 to January 2003.

[dfwgator]

The Clinton Machine will never let Dean get the nomination.

[Recovering_Democrat]

HOWARD DEAN
&
MAXINE WATERS!
2004 Democrat Ticket!

[tet68]

Earlier this week Dean, who is also a medical doctor, proposed an $88.3 billion plan to provide health coverage for all Americans up to age 25 and slash tax breaks for corporations that don't provide health insurance to workers.

After his speech, he told reporters that his health care proposal differs from the failed Clinton plan because it builds on existing federal systems rather than making drastic changes.

"Nobody has to change insurance companies if they don't want to," he said. "Nobody has to change doctors if they don't want to. It's not going to look any different to the consumer."

UP TO AGE 25 ??? whoopiesh*t.

And the reason it's not going to look any different to the
consumer??
Because he would nationalize the entire medical system.
Nonstarter.

[RLK]

Hideous is a strong word, care to elaborate? ALL bad?

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Much bad. That which is good is only by accident. Bush seems not to be a serious student in depth of economics or anything else. I've gone into it previously and elsewhere. I can't waste time by repeating dozens or hundreds of pages continually.

[Mister Baredog]

I can't waste time by repeating dozens or hundreds of pages continually.

Well, thanks for that much! Perfection doesn't exist here on earth.

[Sloth]

Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean likes President Bush as a person, he said Wenesday, "But his policies I can't stand."

"Also, I support the troops, I just want them to lose."