Republicans on the Ropes,

The Hartford Advocate ^ | 10-30-03 | by Alan Bisbort

[milan]

Call me laughably optimistic, but I believe the Republican Party is in deep trouble.

Has this guy not heard of the democrat party? If the Republicans are ripe for a fall, the democrats should already be gone.

[mewzilla]

Telltale signs of GOP desperation are everywhere.

Yeah, like all the Dems I know (myself included) who are voting Pubbie.

[milan]

In short, the GOP can no longer blame Bill, Hillary, Franklin Delano or Eleanor.

Yes, we can...and there are a hell of a lot of names missing from this list :)

[paul in cape]

Please put this guy in charge of the DNC!

[milan]

Did you see the Hannity interview with Zell Miller (D) from Georgia last night? The democrats are headed south (as if you didn't know that) in a bad bad way.

[Jhensy]

Call me laughably optimistic

You're laughably optimistic.

[milan]

Please put this guy in charge of the DNC!

He already is in charge...where have you been?

;)

[Flyer]

The White House has banned the media from covering the arrival of the flag-draped coffins of dead soldiers on all military bases; Bush himself has not attended a single one of these 340-plus homecomings

Unlike some Presidents that would use them for a lip-biting fake-tear photo op.

[camle]

in 2008 you are correct - the republicans have absolutele no one in the wings to take over when mini-me retires. the Hildebreast will run and trounce the republicans like no one's business, unless they start publicly grooming a successor.

[paguch]

What an idiot. Read into the second paragraph and you see Dennis the menace from Cleveland. I hope these lunes keep encouraging the far left to move the seven dopes further left. Then Hillary will come in on the center and we can dispatch the left once and for all.
Americans realise one thing. We used to think Democrats could not be trusted with National Defense. Now we know that they simply can not be trusted period!

[mewzilla]

Last and least, former first lady Barbara Bush recently described the 12 Democratic candidates for president as a "sorry group."

Zell Miller calls them the Naive Nine. Where's the author been?

[anoldafvet]

The next time an article like this is published, can we preface it with A CLYMER ALERT?

[kittymyrib]

I haven't heard delusional material like this since the news briefings of Baghdad Bob. Are you sure this isn't his new pen name?

[DJ Frisat]

From blather like this, I can sense the impending bankruptcies of companies that produce syrup of ipecac and other emetics...

[PogySailor]

OK, who let this guy from a parallel universe in?

[boxerblues]

The White House has banned the media from covering the arrival of the flag-draped coffins of dead soldiers on all military bases; Bush himself has not attended a single one of these 340-plus homecomings

It is more fitting to the families of the fallen soldiers not to turn it into a media event

[Steel Wolf]

All I have to say to this article is this:

Grab an Al Franken book, stay tuned into CNN, logged into DU, and please please please keep sleepwalking towards that cliff, you delusional liberal zealots.

[Liberty Valance]

Horse hockey. The author of this tripe is apparently living in the parallel universe of stupidia.

[Jim Noble]

Let me share one from my town. The "community relations chairman" for the local Republicans has, in a website posting, called Democrats "neo-Nihilists" who are "greedily enamored with the destruction of this nation." Further, Democrats "eschew rational debate," "hate America" and consider Saddam Hussein "a hero."

Not that there's anything wrong with that...