[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, August 6, 2003

Quote of the Day by Paleo Conservative

[PhilDragoo]

He charged that the administration's foreign policy has been based in part on ``humiliating our friends''

Nikita, what "friends"?

[Cultural Jihad]

the country must go back to the ``high moral purpose, as we used to have, when every other president except this one was in office.''

Miss High Moral Purpose?

[PRND21]

Dean said he believes his candidacy will energize millions of young people...

It worked on his kid.

[Timesink]

I still maintain that the only reason Dean's got so much support now is because he is the perfect candidate for the only RAT voters that are bothering to pay attention this early: Hard left, angry, bitter, mean-spirited Bush haters whose first and foremost goal is to avenge Bush's 2000 victory at all costs. (His Naderesque political policies are but icing on the cake to those psychos.) And, as the more moderate (by comparison, at least) RATS start to pay more attention to the campaign, they'll line up behind their usual favorites, the dry dullards from the DLC like Lieberman and Gephardt, leaving Dean and his lunatic fringe far back in the dust by the time the primaries start being held.

However, none of this means that I don't hope to be proven dead wrong and that Dean does capture the nomination and drive the Democratic Party far to the left ... so that Bush can swat him down in November 2004 like a fly with its wings missing.

[Salman]

The one on the left is Gunga Dean.

[jagrmeister]

Read this description and tell me if you think this "imaginary" person would have a shot to beat Bush in 2004:

Unemployed doctor from small, oddball state; opposed war against Saddam Hussein; proposes to increase taxes $1.5 trillion on American working families; impose gay marriage across America and government-run, socialistic healthcare.

Would such a person win? Well, this is Dean's resumee.