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Rudey 09-14-2003 03:25 PM

Here is why "liberal" is a dirty word. It is a word I easily associate with people who complain and get upset and are willing to insult others who don't agree with them (somehow neglecting the fact that being open-minded does not mean someone else is stupid). They are the kind of people who never come up with solutions and the solutions they try to back are faulty beyond repair. Dean represents that. Dean can talk about how Saddam is bad and Iraq needs to be dealt with, but Dean sure can't talk his way out of a peanut when it comes to exactly how we should deal with it.

And at the end of the day, they're all just dirty politicians who ride you and use you. Do you really think Dean would be talking like this if he knew it didn't appeal to a certain voter? If you don't think so then maybe you should read about how different he is as of late

-Rudey
--Oh and liberal girls tend to have gross curly hair. I'm not about that.

Munchkin03 09-14-2003 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Arya
Why do you always use Bill Clinton? I didn't support him. But if you want it that way.

I accept your debate for Bill Clinton vs. Ann Coulter. I'll start a new thread.

Bill Clinton is the easiest target. I could give anyone a list of left-wingers far worse than Clinton, but it's just so easy to make fun of Slick Willie! :rolleyes:

moe.ron 09-14-2003 03:38 PM

You get your nutcases on both side of the wings.

bethany1982 09-14-2003 03:41 PM

Darn, I agree with Rudey....

damasa 09-16-2003 01:21 PM

Scratch it, Clark has decided to run himself.


Story

KSigkid 09-17-2003 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bethany1982
"Former NATO commander Wesley Clark today said he would decide soon about seeking the Democrat nomination for president, and would not take the No. 2 spot on the ticket - for now."

"There's only one decision to make: Run for president or stay in private business," he told CNN.


Good call, Mr. Clark.

I saw an interview with Clark this morning, and he said he would not consider running for VP - it was President all the way.

It will be interesting; Dean has raised around 2-3x as much as the next nearest Democrat, but Clark will take away votes from each opponent, plus he already has supporters raising money for him.


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