[RonDog]

"...So what did Daschle do?

He had his "Muskie moment." In early 1972, then-candidate for president Edmund Muskie stood outside the Manchester Union Leader and denounced the paper's coverage of his wife.
He broke down. His candidacy was over.

Daschle lost it as well yesterday – and he did it not because the president had challenged anyone's patriotism, but because the president has repeatedly challenged the Democrats to give national security issues the top priority.
The Democrats have refused, and in the context of the Homeland Security bill, it is a politically devastating failure..." - Hugh Hewitt

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...in honor of "DEMOCRATIC MELTDOWN" week!

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[Theodore R.]

One thing I never knew: Why was the late William Loeb attacking Jane Muskie in the first place? Why exactly did he say about her? The news coverage never really said, as I recall.

[MeekOneGOP]

Soul Mates: The Meltdown Continues

Tom Daschle calls Dick Gephardt his "partner and soul mate" in the afterglow of his mid-week meltdown. This is too good...