Hail to the King, baby!!!!!
Posted on 01/25/2010 6:21:47 AM PST by Federalist Patriot
Here is video of John King talking to conservative Bill Bennett and Democrat Strategist Donna Brazile yesterday about Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts. Brazile said this defeat should not cause Democrats to back off from their agenda. She admitted the loss of Ted Kennedy's former seat "hurts like hell," but said Democrats should not be despondent.
Bennett said the people of Massachusetts spoke - "blue on blue spoke, and their message could not have been clearer." . . . (VIDEO)
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Donna predicted a Coakley win; she has no clue about the new national mood.
According to Gibbs it was an Obama victory.
And Scott Brown’s win was still Bush’s fault! Hah!
She needs to go to work for a pancake company.
Hail to the King, baby!!!!!
Hit her again!
The current Aunt Jemima looks like a combination of Oprah Winfrey and Maxine Waters.
Too bad. I grew up on Aunt Jemima pancakes with Log Cabin syrup.
Anyway, Donna Brazile will (sigh) soon be accusing Mass voters of racism. But if she does, then the Brown victory really is a repudiation of Obama.
She is saying they voted for Brown cause they love Obama. What a genius.
Not to mention that she doesn’t understand that it wasn’t Kennedy’s seat. The difference between Democrats and true Republicans is that Republicans know government belongs is made up of the people and Democrats believe government rules the people.
Not to mention that she doesn’t understand that it wasn’t Kennedy’s seat. The difference between Democrats and true Republicans is Republicans know government is made up of the people and Democrats believe government rules the people.
Oops. All your grammar are belong to us!
Well, put some ice on it, Donna. There’s a whole lot more hurtin’ come November!
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