To: sinkspur
Lott's being forced to dance, by the black establishment and some rabid conservatives. You are soooo funny! It is the fault of 'rabid conservatives' that Trent Lott is dancing to the race hustlers tune?...LOL...that's ridiculous on the face of it, sinkspur.
WE want him out of the Leadership and OFF television. He's making an ass of himself..and as long as he is the ML, he is managing to make fools of all of us by extension.
Hope it's over soon, so we can actually go back to preparing to govern as the majority party.
To: EternalVigilance
WE want him out of the Leadership and OFF television. He's making an ass of himself..and as long as he is the ML, he is managing to make fools of all of us by extension. I agree. He is an embarrassment.
I want him to go away.
76 posted on
12/16/2002 4:29:17 PM PST by
Jorge
To: EternalVigilance
Hope it's over soon, so we can actually go back to preparing to govern as the majority party. We're not going to be the majority party, no matter what Lott told Newsweek.
There's too much of this talk about him leaving the Senate for me to doubt that that is, in fact, what he will do.
94 posted on
12/16/2002 4:37:47 PM PST by
sinkspur
To: EternalVigilance
It is the fault of 'rabid conservatives' that Trent Lott is dancing to the race hustlers tune?...LOL...that's ridiculous on the face of it, sinkspur. No it's not. He's not going to step down, so he's trying to save himself.
You're going to have to force him out, and that usually is not a pretty thing to watch.
To: EternalVigilance
"WE want him out of the Leadership and OFF television. He's making an ass of himself..and as long as he is the ML, he is managing to make fools of all of us by extension."
We should have cleared the underbrush when we were victors on 11/5. We should have the upper hands on issues of race. Now, issues of advocacy are, once again, being handed to the Dems and only a strong leader can fix this. Lott *certainly* has proven to be the best tool the RATS could have. Again.
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