[okie01]

Adds Kazin, "Every political faith has a golden age. Conservatives like the 1980s, when we won the Cold War and America stood tall again. If you're liberal, you remember the '60s the way Dean is doing now."

Conservatives can celebrate a decade of real accomplishment.

Liberals celebrate a decade of violence, disunity and surrender.

Go, Howie, GO!

[Helms]

Dean Tries to Summon Spirit of the 1960s

More like the spirit of Nov. Dec. and Jan. of 2000-01 and during which they were deprived of the prize.

[the invisib1e hand]

Dean Tries to Summon Spirit of the 1960s

This was the Clintons' schtick. Been there, done that (twice) and it only gets worse. I think we're all over that, Ho'.

[foreverfree]

bump

[Zechariah11]

Dean supporters are not too happy about these stories from the Washington Post. One writer at Blog for America posts:

Just logging on for a second to say that I am sick to death of the Washington Post's constant haranguing of Dr. Dean (whom they refer to as "Mr. Dean."). They misrepresent his positions and put far too much emphasis on small matters -- those which, if they were a quarter as hard on our President would, by their own standards, disqualify him for the office he holds. And James Carville, since you're a pundit I don't have to be quite so polite: Kiss. My. Ass. On Tim Russert last night you denigrated Dr. Dean and then proceeded to list things you want the candidates to say -- EVERY SINGLE ONE of those things was a position of Dr. Deans; in fact, you could have been quoting from his policy papers. Sheesh. I was at a dinner party last night at which the host told me that the Dean campaign is "a children's crusade." In other words, we're all enthusiastic children who have no idea what damage we're doing. I thanked him for his point of view, but I look forward to the next dinner party at which he can eat his words. Fight the good fight, people! We need every bit of energy, every dollar. The tea is in the harbor. Posted by Betsey at December 28, 2003 11:37 AM

[Rhetorical pi2]

And wasn't the clarion call of the 60ties this phrase from JFK's inauguration speech:

"...Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country."

So Doctor "Strangelove" Dean dashes hither and yon promising more "what can our government do for you?" programs. This sixties speech - contractdicting his policy statements - is more grasping at straws by a man who is in over his head.

But to help him return to his good ol' days, lets all hold hands and sing together: "Kumbaya my Lord, Kumbaya. Kumbaya..." :o)

[Bars4Bill]

Hey, Howard...

[McGavin999]

Can't you just hear the theme song of the 2004 Democrat convention. It is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, the Age of Aquarius, ummmmmmmm.

[BillF]

Expect Dean campaign to buy below vehicle for campaigning. Will paint in "IRAQ," where it now says "VIETNAM."

Is Dean having an acid-induced flashback?

[FrankR]

Just a little clinton trick to try and court the black vote...