Dean Defending Comments About Republicans

AP ^ | 6/3/5 | WILL LESTER

[FormerACLUmember]

A typical democrat (never worked a day in his life):

[muir_redwoods]

That's bound to win over all those Reagan Democrats they lost 25 years ago and union guys who voted for W. Way to go Dr. Scream

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Nice work, did I mention the royalties that need to be FReepmailed to me? j/k

[savedbygrace]

"The point I was making is clear: Republican policies have declared war on hardworking Americans," Dean said Friday.

The actually statement he made has no relationship to his new explanation. None.

Conclusion: Dean is from Venus and Mars simultaneously, and is therefore incapable of communicating with himself.

[texasmountainman]

Dean is definitely in the top five for MVP for the GOP so far in 2005.

MVP= Most Valuable Psycho.

[watchin]

if I were Hillary first I'd stab myself in the head repeatedly with a pair of chopsticks until the pain went away

LOL - It IS a scary thought!

[isthisnickcool]

I don't know, but if I were Hillary - well, if I were Hillary first I'd stab myself in the head repeatedly with a pair of chopsticks until the pain went away - but after that I'd really wonder if some vast unseen force just wanted to keep jerking me around for the sheer fun of it.

Note that the more Dean says things that gets your attention the less attention you pay to Hillary. Which is the idea because Dean is only doing what the powerful in the Democratic party have decided he is supposed to do. Dean is no out-of-control crazy man. He is a tool used to do a specific job for which he will be richly rewarded one way or another.

Dean is an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks to collect a bill......

[daviscupper]

The one on the right is better looking. Was that Dean on a good day?

[Road Warrior ‘04]

This guy, Dean, is a laugh-a-minute!

[RegulatorCountry]

"the South has gone conservative."

You can't go where you already are.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Well, the primates, I mean inmates of the DNC assylum are getting restless with him. I am just waiting for the 06 sweep by the GOP to see this guy get tossed. Not that I don't want him to stay...he is a hoot to watch.

[My2Cents]

Seriously, I think the reason Dean is there is that he appeals to the red-meat-eating "base," and the "base" of the Democrat Party is moving further and further to the loopy left. So, Dean keeps the base reved up, but he scares the bejeebers out of the middle, who actually decide elections. The Dems have a serious problem, and it's clear no one over there sees a way out of it.

[Mike Bates]

Howard Dean and Harry Reid: Twin Blessing for a Party in Dire Need-("all we need is 2 lampshades!")

[ShandaLear]

"I'm not usually a conspiracy theorist, but it keeps getting harder to comprehend what the Dems were thinking when they named Dean chairman."

It's simple. They wanted his email list of contributors.

[Antonello]

Note that the more Dean says things that gets your attention the less attention you pay to Hillary. Which is the idea because Dean is only doing what the powerful in the Democratic party have decided he is supposed to do. Dean is no out-of-control crazy man. He is a tool used to do a specific job for which he will be richly rewarded one way or another.

That works when the front man can be dismissed as an unsanctioned loose cannon, like Michael Moore for instance. But the head of the DNC? Not so much.

That doesn't mean I think you're wrong in suspecting his act is a scripted setup. I tend to believe that a bit myself. I just think they may be miscalculating their ability to avoid collateral damage from such an official source.

[185JHP]

Dean revealed a lot about his "thinking" when he popped off about people caring about "God, guns and gays." A lot of the dem ilk have contempt for people who work at real jobs. They prefer malleable crackheads and crank sluts...

[Right_in_Virginia]

Republican policies have declared war on hardworking Americans," Dean said Friday

Put some ice on it, Dean.

One of the reasons I'm a Republican is precisely because I'm a hardworking American!

[upchuck]

National Democratic Chairman Howard Dean was defending another of his comments Friday after telling liberal activists a lot of Republicans "have never made an honest living in their lives."

Oh, AP, you're so subtle. He does it so often that this one is just "another" one. Nothing to see here, move along, it's just "another" one. LOL

[Dean] "I will continue to criticize Republican leaders and their policies, and the Democratic Party will continue to offer constructive alternatives."

We're waiting Howie, we're waiting.

[mombonn]

#27 - frightening analysis.

[Luna]

"I will continue to criticize Republican leaders and their policies, and the Democratic Party will continue to offer constructive alternatives."

Bwahahahahahaha!

Actually, it should be this:

and the Democratic Party will continue to offer constructive destructive alternatives."