Terry McAuliffe: The Manchurian Chairman? Hugh Hewitt says Dem Party chief 'world-class fool'

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, February 4, 2004 | Hugh Hewitt

[meenie]

Neither man has the credentials to call himself a heroe. One felt that being involved in an election was more important than combat in Vietnam and the other forfeited his status when he returned and abandoned his support for the troops and POW's left behind.

[JohnHuang2]

That picture is an insult!

To toilet paper! ;-)

G'morning to ya, good buddy

[JohnHuang2]

Thanks for the links and G'morning to ya

[JohnHuang2]

Indeed, Bush is blessed by the enemies he keeps ;-)

[backhoe]

Howdy, John- it's quite a den of vipers, isn't it?

[JohnHuang2]

It sure is...:-)

[TomB]

Neither man has the credentials to call himself a heroe.

I don't recall Bush or his supporters calling him a "hero". Could you perhaps post a link to that story?

One felt that being involved in an election was more important than combat in Vietnam

When did this happen? When was Bush scheduled to deploy? Did the military allow you to forego deployment to Vietnam to campaign?

[MeekOneGOP]

haha ! Mornin' ! ...

[astounded]

Hey JH2, how goes it? I love this McAuliffe stuff. I've thought, since 1992, the rise of the Clintons and their ilk would be the downfall of the democrats, but that it also would drag America down. Sad prophecy, too true. We all need to work very hard to educate the "mainstream" of America, who only hear the story from CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, and the liberal newrags, about the truth. Only that will save us.

[Jim Noble]

He's not a fool.

He's the Clintons' hand-picked destroyer of everything non-Hillary, and he's executing his assigned functions flawlessly.

[JohnHuang2]

G'morning backatya, my friend. Couldn't agree with you more, btw.

[nicmarlo]

McAuliffe is to politics what MTV is to Superbowl halftime shows: Low, tacky, and a failure.

I'll bump to that! : )

[JohnHuang2]

G'morning, my friend :-)

[nicmarlo]

Morning to you, John....hope you have a great day and rest of the week, too!

[JudgemAll]

Kerry is a socialite who served the Soviet Union, enough said. But I guess that was not enough for the American people to vote Clinton out.

[MrConfettiMan]

Terry McAuliffe, whom we ought to call the Manchurian Chairman, hit a new low Sunday, saying on ABC's "This Week": "George Bush never served in our military in our country. He didn't show up when he should have showed up. And there's John Kerry on the stage with a chest full of medals that he earned by saving the lives of American soldiers. So, as John Kerry says, 'Bring it on!'"

While I didn't watch the show, I'm willing to bet Georgie Boy let the comment slide by without a challenge. Right? /rhetorical :)

[ChadGore]

[ought-six]

I'd like to see McAwful go on down to Bardstown, KY, walk into the town square, and yell at the top of his voice that National Guardsmen are not military, and that they don't see action. Yep, I want McAwful to tell that to the good folks of Bardstown, many of whose sons served in the same National Guard unit that was all but wiped out in Vietnam.

[mass55th]

"Terry is beneath contempt."

You're being too gracious. I hope his pee pee falls off.

[wayoverontheright]

Hugh, you just allowed the opposition to completely redact FOUR YEARS AS COMMANDER IN CHIEF from W's resume. He has been a great CIC, and the "dumb" McAuliffe has manged to get the conversation to completely ignore it. Instead of comparing W"s NG service with Kerry's VietNam performance of 35 years ago, we should be touting that our guy has already proved his fitness to be Commander in Chief, which is the only reason military experience comes into the conversation.