[fight_truth_decay]

BUZZ WORDS:

"hid in the trees"
"their cautious, conservative governor sneaking away"
"Baldacci, who has been linked with a Christian cult, began with "God bless us all."
"obey-the-commander-in-chief conservatives"

[nwrep]

Thanks for posting this, bud. There is so much crap here, one does not know where to begin to refute this nonsense.

For example, re: Kerry: "He is pretty liberal, but has a military background". How freaking shallow of this guy. Does he not know the charade Kerry pulled when he tossed someone else's Vietnam medals on the Senate steps, and his anti_Vietnam war role?

[mlmr]

Many of the 130 party stalwarts couldn’t help glance at their cautious, conservative governor sneaking away, somewhat impolitely, from the fiery, liberal keynote speaker.



CAUTIOUS? CONSERVATIVE???? ARE YOU JOKING???!


Tom Andrews and baldie are two sides of the same lousy penny that they keep trying to take out of my pocket!!

Tom

[11B3]

I've never heard the DLC called "centrist". The DLC is conveniently the top echelon of the Democratic Socialists of America - aka The Communist Party International. Centrist? Yeah, right.

[Vermonter]

They like what he did for jobs in Vermont" — and so on.

What!? Vermont has been hemoraghing (sp?) jobs since Dean took office. His tax policies have made Vermont one of the least attractive places for businesses to relocate, and the ones that stayed are leaving in droves.

[fight_truth_decay]

"Baldacci, who has been linked with a Christian cult, began with "God bless us all."

They are drawing conservative on his connection to the Fellowship.

By Anthony Lappé,
Guerrilla News Network
June 13, 2003
..a secretive fundamentalist Christian group known as the Fellowship or the Foundation... The group, the AP reported, is best known for holding the annual National Prayer Breakfast at the White House, which offers scores of national and international heavy hitters the opportunity to praise God in close proximity to the President. In the article, the congressmen boarding at the house denied owing any allegiance to the group, and several professed ignorance of even the most basic facts about the organization. Little else was reported about the group's history, motives or backers.... They say there are six guys at the C Street house, there were eight when I was there. They say there is one for members of Parliament in England, and I think there are similar ones in other capitals. The house is constantly rotating. Steve Largent used to live there. John Elias Baldacci, a conservative Democrat who is now the governor of Maine. As for the Bush connection, there is Ashcroft.

[Grampa Dave]

A long boring waste of words describing RAT BS.

[.cnI redruM]

standing in that crowd would garuntee you a serious contact high.

[arasina]

"Most nauseating is the deceit and deception of this administration," Andrews shouted in his evangelical style, sweating profusely. "They are attacking democracy itself! It’s all about sloganeering and marketing."

And you're not, Mr. Andrews? "Progressives" my behind! Deception of this administration? Why don't you open up and reveal the funding of "Win Without War"? And describe, please, exactly what it is you plan on "winning" while you're at it.

[Only1choice____Freedom]

"The progressives are the heart and soul of the party," he said in an interview after his speech. "We can’t lose the base...

What do you mean "losing the base" we have both kinds of support here, Liberal and Progressive.

[piasa]

more on TOM ANDREWS:

1990s EARLY : (MAINE : TOM ANDREWS BEGINS CONGRESSIONAL TERM-—— See CITIZENS ACTION) [Tom] Andrews served two terms in Congress beginning in 1990 and was called the House of Representatives’ “most progressive member” in 1994. Andrews was defeated by Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) in a bid for the Senate, and subsequently started a decade-long career as a rabble-rouser for progressive, Democratic Party causes in the murky world of left-wing non-profit organizations like Citizen Action, where he was national programs director.
Fenton’s firm worked for Citizen Action and paired the non-profit group with the Sierra Club (also Fenton’s client) to target Republicans in 15 key Congressional races in the 1996 election cycle. ————— “America’s Red Army,” Frontpage Magazine.com ^ | 9/1/04 | Jennifer Verner

1996 : (TEAMSTERS MONEY LAUNDERING SCANDAL -—— See CITIZENS ACTION {See TOM ANDREWS} ) In 1997, Citizen Action collapsed under an avalanche of scandal and corruption generated by its role in the 1996 Teamster’s money laundering scandal.This happened just as Tom Andrews was leading a campaign to “clean up” the Republican Congress. ————— “America’s Red Army,” Frontpage Magazine.com ^ | 9/1/04 | Jennifer Verner

1997 : (CITIZENS ACTION COLLAPSES DUE TO ITS ROLE IN 1996 TEAMSTERS MONEY LAUNDERING SCANDAL— See TOM ANDREWS) In 1997, Citizen Action collapsed under an avalanche of scandal and corruption generated by its role in the 1996 Teamster’s money laundering scandal.This happened just as Tom Andrews was leading a campaign to “clean up” the Republican Congress.
[Tom ] Andrews then joined forces with Fenton to form New Economy Communications, a non-profit media company supported by the far left Tides Foundation. ————— “America’s Red Army,” Frontpage Magazine.com ^ | 9/1/04 | Jennifer Verner
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Tom Andrews is Fenton’s assistant spin-doctor at WWW. ————— “America’s Red Army,” Frontpage Magazine.com ^ | 9/1/04 | Jennifer Verner

1997 or later : (TOM ANDREWS JOINS FORCES WITH DAVID FENTON TO FORM “NEW ECONOMY COMMUNICATIONS, “ WITH SUPPORT BY THE TIDES FOUNDATION) In 1997, Citizen Action collapsed under an avalanche of scandal and corruption generated by its role in the 1996 Teamster’s money laundering scandal.... [Tom ] Andrews then joined forces with Fenton to form New Economy Communications, a non-profit media company supported by the far left Tides Foundation. ————— “America’s Red Army,” Frontpage Magazine.com ^ | 9/1/04 | Jennifer Verner