Jay Rockefeller angers Daschle, Howard Dean Staff stunned at Clinton.

AmericanProwler ^ | 07/25/03 | The Prowler

[Eva]

No, the answer was in the article in the WSJ, by the DSL leaders. They said that the move to the left was damaging all the centrist positioning that Clinton did and that it would split up the coalition of voters that made up the base that elected Clinton.

[DannyTN]

Yep, You said it earlier. I saw it.

[DannyTN]

The current Democratic campaign has the following effects from my perspective:

• Slightly improves Rockefeller's image as honest. Since I don't know much about him.
• Doesn't help Clinton. He needs a million such reasonable statements to overcome his past.
• Confirms the other democrats as mean hearted dishonest lying weasels.

Since Hillary continued to bash Bush not taking advantage. But Rockefeller is one of the few that are backing off and pronouncing reasonable statements, could this mean that the Clintons are backing Rockefeller? and that the set up was for Rockefeller's benefit? Is he from New York? Can he afford to buy the Clintons?

[Eva]

Clinton doesn't need help for himself. The only dog he has in this race is Hillary. Hillary hasn't exactly been outspoken on the WMD. She has called for more investigation into the STOU statement though, while her husband has stated that those things happen all the time. That way they get to claim both sides of the issue.

Rockefeller is probably just not a part of the ultra-leftwing of the party and doesn't enjoy making himself look like an idiot for their benefit.

[#3Fan]

Daschle and Reid had both told party caucus members that the past ten days have given them the best chance at wounding the White House. They asked for a coordinated communications effort, in line with their House counterparts and the Democratic National Committee

Have these evil Democrats ever considered just being honest for a change and do what's best for the country supporting one's honest core beliefs instead of political bull and gotchaism? Nevermind, dumb question.

[mewzilla]

Stunned by Toon? These people are too stupid for words.

[Mo1]

"This is the first time this White House has made a misstep we can capitalize on, and Rockefeller is out there soft-peddling the stuff like it is no big deal," says a Senate leadership staffer. "If Bush emerges from this unscathed, Rockefeller deserves a lot of the blame from our end."

Wasn't Rockefeller on Chrissy Matthew's show the other day demanding investigations?

[A_perfect_lady]

"He had to have done it for Hillary. They are up to something," says a Howie Dean presidential campaign staffer in New Hampshire. "We can't believe our party's leader would stab us in the back unless there was something more to it. Maybe he's setting us all up for something else

Even his devotees can't believe he would ever just tell the truth. Doesn't even occur to them. Well, can't blame them.

[Dr.Deth]

The only dog he has in this race is Hillary.

That's one ugly mutt.