Posted on 5/18/2007, 9:31:59 PM by rellimpank
Recently, as Congress debated an immigration “reform” proposal, a memorandum on official Democratic National Committee stationary was retrieved from a trash can on South Capitol Street in Washington, D.C. This memo was faxed around the country and in time reached California. Although coffee stains covered most of the salutation, it appeared to read, “From: H. Dean. TO: HRC.” However, the rest of the memo was intact and perfectly clear…
Dear Senator,
Nice to see you the other night at that $25 million coast-to-coast Hollywood-to-Broadway fundraiser. You certainly know how to rake in the bucks! We should have enough to make the opening ante in 2008. I’m glad to hear that Chelsea is doing so well. Please give my regards to Bill next time you see him.
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We’ll register immigrant Democrats from Virginia to Florida, from Maryland to Texas and out to Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and California. It’s enough to make me say: “YEEAAAHHHHH!”
Sincerely,
Howard.
~~ The anonymous author of this parody is a Democratic political consultant in California and is NOT the author of Primary Colors.
We have been sold down the river by Bush and others in the Republican party.
What if the criminal alien doesn’t want to show their real ID and become a citizen? What then? How can you force criminals to become citizens? Why?
Six years ago, everyone was writing off the future of the Democratic Party ("A National Party No More") and talking about a 40-year Republican dynasty. After six years of neo-Cons, pork-barrel spending, corruption, and "compassionate" liberalism, the Republican Party is fractured and fragmenting. People who were staunch Republicans are looking for a conservative home because the Republican party appears to have abandoned the principles that made it great.
As a party, we have only ourselves to blame. We're the ones who nominated, contributed to, campaigned for, and elected those who are now destroying our party.
What is even worse is that I don't see the strength, moral commitment, principled leadership, and guts in any of our currently campaigning candidates to lead us back. Is the Republican Party to go the way of the Whigs? Why have we allowed our party to be lead so far astray? How do we take our party back?
—you have put it very well-—
From the looks of taglines lately I’m not the only one pissed at the GOP.
New party. This time don’t get a hard on just cuz he has an Texas accent.
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