Dean Still Hates Conservatives

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Ah Daniel, I see that you have repeated the myriad talking points that all of you libs and Dems have memorized. So what if he voted 95% with Bush. That means 5% of the time he didn't. On top of that, maybe he actually agreed with some the positions Bush put forward. It's much better than voting against the president 100% of the time, showing a lack of bipartisanship, a la Barack Obama. Oh, I guess Barack Obama is waiting to become a bipartisan person after he becomes president. Yeah right.
And what's wrong with being married to a rich woman? Last I checked, when Barack Obama wasn't making money as a "community organizaer" he was living off the largesse of his wife. BTW, your last presidential candidate, John Kerry, is married to the heiress of Heinz Ketchup. Oh, but I forgot, it's alright for Dems to be rich, but anyone else, well, God Damn you.
You need to learn some new talking points, Daniel, or learn how to debate effectively. Either way, the more you type, the less you make sense.

Chris of AZ 5:55PM June 12, 2008

Somebody show me a single instance when Howard Dean, Harry "No amendments, no input from Republicans) Reid, and Nancy (My way or the highway) Pelosi ever tried to work with Republicans in Congress. And show me one instance when Barack Obama did not vote the liberal way.
Cheyenne

Cheyenne of NC 11:03AM June 12, 2008

Actually, Louis, no one has nominated Ted Baxter. You might be as good, though, at derisive illusion (aka, lying with a joke) as El Rushbo. Trouble is, voters have stopped listening to your crowd.

Daniel David of NM 10:46AM June 12, 2008

Either this column is illiterate or Howard Dean is. The expression is not "high-bound." It's hidebound.
The column is not as incoherent as Dr. Dean, however, who should go back to delivering babies or whatever it is he used to do.

ajmalkov of CA 1:36AM June 12, 2008

And Dan from NM, the D in this race did what to be a Senator? Oh yeah, speaks well with a teli-prompter.
Good the D's nominated Ted Baxter from Mary Tyler Moore's Show. And he's just as shallow.
And John McCain flew jets, writes law, and distributes beer. WHERE's the downside? I hope he can be as good as (no terrorist attacks in 7yrs) W is. Let's Roll!!!

Louis S. Coletta of WA 12:23AM June 12, 2008

This from a man whose party, under his direction, has done and is doing all it can to force the US to lose the War on Terror in an effort to improve his party’s chances in the upcoming elections. This, ladies and gentlemen, is called transference. Accuse everyone else of what you yourself are guilty of and hope no one notices.
Physician, heal thyself.

Mark D of MD 12:07AM June 12, 2008

Ah, Chris of AZ reminds us there is a GOP candidate running for president with a "demonstrated record". Indeed, Senator McCain has several demonstrated records. The first is as being married to a very large beer distributorship that profits from ruining the lives of many people, and without which profits he would never have had the money to finance his first run for Congress. The second is most recently having voted with Bush positions 95% of the time. The third is promoting the bi-partisan immigration reform that his Republicans would not pass even though it was the very "guest worker" amnesty that incorporated employers wanted in order to continue hiring aliens cheaply.

Daniel David of NM 7:20PM June 11, 2008

Somebody forgot to tell Dean that it wasn't conservatives that stopped working Democrats. It was the other way around. On top of that, it is the Dems that are beholden to ideology. Just look at their behavior when it comes to oil production within the U.S. borders. They don't even want to consider the idea, but instead are more worried about saving the polar bear or caribou.
BTW, there is a GOP candidate that is running for president that has a demonstrated record of working with Democrats (even if some of his ideas are pugent). However, Dean is supporting the candidate that has a thin record of bipartisanship in the name of Barack Obama.

Chris of AZ 6:59PM June 11, 2008