Has his district been redone so that it is Republican now?
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To: codebreaker
He is going to focus on another failed run for president. What a stupid Dick.
To: codebreaker
His staff is still in St Louis collecting the names off of tombstones to register to vote.
4 posted on
03/08/2002 8:47:53 AM PST by
TADSLOS
To: codebreaker
I don't think it was redrawn to Gephardt's detriment. It was redrawn a bit but most don't think it will effect him too much. However, it sure would be nice if he lost his re-election bid.
5 posted on
03/08/2002 8:49:12 AM PST by
Wphile
To: codebreaker
Freshen up the Broken Glass, dudes, this is one serious motivational device.
To depose that lying albino piece of dog excrement would make my decade.
6 posted on
03/08/2002 8:49:31 AM PST by
caddie
To: codebreaker
If he can't successfully lead his own party , why does he think he can lead the country???
May tiny tom be next!
7 posted on
03/08/2002 8:49:36 AM PST by
mombonn
To: codebreaker
So what is the down side here?:
House Democrats expect that current minority leader Dick Gephardt will resign from the leadership post if his party fails, as expected, to win back the house from the Republicans.
Lets see, we continue to control the house, no down side.
Gepardless leaves, again no down side!
Sounds like double good news.
Now if we can get Da$$hole to make the same promise!
To: codebreaker
Gephardt's district is more Dem.
Lets go Texas Freepers and defeat Frost!!!!!!
Why no Black in Dem leadership? You'd think that 90+ per cent every election would get them a voice.
9 posted on
03/08/2002 8:51:44 AM PST by
CPT Clay
To: codebreaker
Her longtime friend and political ally Henry Waxman would be the new ranking member on the Commerce Committee. Nooooooooooooooooo. GO DINGELL. KICK RIVERS OUT!!!!! I hate Waxman. I hate that sonova#@#^#.
To: codebreaker
USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll:
Gehpardt Leads Among Dead Voters in 2004 Presidential Field
To: codebreaker
Frost makes Gephardt look like Mr. Excitement
16 posted on
03/08/2002 8:56:11 AM PST by
ken5050
To: codebreaker
When a RAT threatens to leave don't forget he's also a liar. Gephardt will leave when Alec Baldwin and other Hollyweird types leave the country.
To: codebreaker
Stupid Saint Louisans keep voting for this socialist Rat time and time again.
To: codebreaker
with any luck he's a GONER!
To: codebreaker
Please, please, please, please....
To: codebreaker
Kewl...Bah Bye Dick!
To: codebreaker, sonofliberty2, HalfIrish, OKCSubmariner, Travis McGee, t-shirt, DoughtyOne, SLB, saw
If Gephardt retires in Jan 2003 at the very height of his triumph on the path to guaranteed Speakership thanks to Bush's planned signature of the Democrat Incumbent Protection Act, it means that he seriously believes he can beat Algore in the race for the Democrap presidential nomination, which at this point in time is Gore's to lose. He would be wiser to wait until 2008 when he will have four years as Speaker of the House behind him and an "open-seat" race for the Presidency after Bush is term-limited out. It will be very interesting if radical liberal Nancy Pelosi wins the race for House Minority Leader in 2003 because then we will have a radical feminist woman as the Speaker of the House beginning in January 2005 who is only two heartbeats away from the Presidency of the United States!
The only good side to a Gephardt retirement from Congress is that Federer will probably pick up his seat in the 2003 Special Election. Then again, he might bite the dust with a lot of other good Republicans in Congress when the unconstitutional provisions of the Democrat Incumbent Protection Act take effect after the 2002 Elections.
At this point I am predicting that the GOP captures control of both Houses of Congress in the 2002 elections gaining about 10 seats in the House and about 2 in the Senate. Then in 2004, the Democraps will retake both Houses as they will be favored to do under the Democrat Incumbent Protection Act and will retain control of Congress for the forseeable future. I also predict that Gore will get his chance to face Bush in the 2004 Presidential contest and that Bush will beat him by a slightly more convincing margin than last time (assuming he puts more effort into winning Florida and less effort into winning California).
Anyone else care to make any predictions as to the 2002 or 2004 elections.
To: codebreaker
"Hey, 'Little Dick', it's just not so much fun being
Minority leader, is it?"
HAhahahahahah...
33 posted on
03/08/2002 9:14:48 AM PST by
Redbob
To: codebreaker
No he won't. I'm not buying this tripe at all.
36 posted on
03/08/2002 9:18:00 AM PST by
rdb3
To: codebreaker
Frost is even worse.
39 posted on
03/08/2002 9:21:52 AM PST by
ppaul
To: codebreaker
House Democrats expect that current minority leader Dick Gephardt will resign from the leadership post if his party fails, as expected, to win back the house from the Republicans. Right. And Alec Baldwin has a villa in France.
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