Reuters: Saddam's Capture Roils 2004 White House Race

Reuters ^ | Dec. 14, 2003 | Patricia Wilson

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Saddam Hussein's capture injected a dramatic new twist into the 2004 White House race on Sunday...

This shows just how stupid the liberal media is, and just how stupid they assume that you are. The Dems have nothing to offer but bitching and promises to prop up the status quo. How can they possibly compete with a president that is actually getting things done? I'm not happy with everything GW is doing, but I'll take it over the ideas of the DemonRats fighting each other for the RAT nomination.

[finnman69]

I can't wait to get Osama. Then we can hound scumbags like Brazile and Sharpton and taunt them "Where is Bin Laden".

[Theresawithanh]

Once again, Donna Brazeer, the Booby-Head Dimowit, speaks - "People are going to start to say 'where's Osama?'".

My guess would be, shivering in a cave somewhere, saying "maybe I'm next!" to his favorite goat girlfriend.

[Sacajaweau]

Interpreted Headline: Dems in quagmire.

[SandRat]

It will matter little how the 9 dwarfs or anyone else tries to al-gorize themselves and their platforms. America can now see their duplicity and disingenuous character for what it is.

Come Thanksgiving all that the alpoMedia will have to talk about is how could it be that the DimWits were only able to hold onto one state and squeaked by at that. Then they turn to lamenting about the loss of seats in the house and the senate giving the Republicans a SUPER majority and how we are all doomed.

[Starrgaizr]

Dan Rather said "where's Osama" this morning within the first five minutes after the news conference.

[Theresawithanh]

Yeh, good o' dependable dan!

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Roils? The RATS are bunch of McGoverns. Lilliputians.

Bush was going to beat them anyway. Now the race is as placid as can be. He's going to clock 'em.

[Cicero]

Q: "Where's Osama?"

A: "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"

[The Electrician]

With the U.S. economy on the upswing and now the former Iraqi dictator in jail, the nine Democrats vying for the right to challenge Bush next year are once again having to refine their arguments for replacing him.

Leave it to Reuters to mince words. What they really mean to say is that the nine Democrats vying for the right to challenge Bush next year are once again having to invent some new lies.

[G.Mason]

""Now people will start asking 'Where is Osama?"' Brazile said."

Dear Donna:
He's been dead for months, but GWB is keeping it a secret until October.

Something about a hedge for the rating games of November.

[zbigreddogz]

I just checked DU, they have a thread on their opening page saying that the Dem. Pres. Candidates should be saying "Where's Bin Laden?" now.

Can't wait for him to be dragged out in October.

[Tired_of_the_Lies]

Saddam Hussein's capture injected a dramatic new twist into the 2004 White House race on Sunday, bringing President Bush more good news and complicating the message of his Democratic rivals.

What is particularly appalling is that this author, and those like her, think only in terms of partisan politics.

[tbpiper]

Now people will start asking 'Where is Osama?"' Brazile said.

Looking for a clean pair of underwear.

[.cnI redruM]

Bush's TG Day trip involved a fake turkey. The Democratic Presidential Primaries involve the real ones.

[matrix2225]

and short-term trouble for the front-running Howard Dean

Oh please, you got to be kidding me. Short term, he would be lucky, for what he is and has say, if he would get his own state. Mr. Dean, tear down seal of your documents!

[Lazamataz]

Democratic activist Donna Brazile, said..."Now people will start asking 'Where is Osama?"' Brazile said.

Perfection is just not good enough for the Democrats.

[Gumption]

If you two really think that, then you do not know your President. He's not a political monster.

[jocon307]

LOL, nasty, but very, very funny!