Posted on 01/26/2005 8:24:18 AM PST by RWR8189
Contact: Brian Jones
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Sen. Boxers actions today provide an interesting prism for viewing the Democrat Party at the start of the new Congress. While President Bush and Republicans in Congress are working to implement the agenda on which they campaigned by strengthening Social Security, lowering healthcare costs and winning the War on Terror, the Democrats led by Sen. Boxer are sending out self-aggrandizing fundraising letters proudly bragging about their obstructionism. Sen. Harry Reids refusal to condemn these tactics shows that Sen. Boxer and her message of obstructionism have become the new face of the Democratic Party.
-Brian Jones, RNC Communications Director
Boxer Uses Obstructionism For Fundraising
Boxer Seeks Donations In Email Solicitation Bragging About Her Objection To Dr. Condoleezza Rices Confirmation. The Republicans were expecting the Senate to confirm Dr. Rice with little debate and questioning from the Foreign Relations Committee. They didn't count on me to ask the tough questions. Click here to contribute to the DSCC today. (DSCC Email, 1/25/05)
Reid Refuses To Condemn Boxers Tactics
Reid Unwilling To Criticize Boxers Use Of Obstruction As Fundraising Tool. QUESTION: The DSCC has a new fund-raising letter out talking about Senator Boxer's strong opposition to Condi Rice for secretary of state. Do you think that's a good way to try and raise money for Democrats? REID: I'm sorry. I'm not familiar with the letter. QUESTION: What do you think about using opposition to Condi Rice as a way to raise money? REID: I'd have to see the letter to see how it's used, so I really don't know what that letter says. (Press Conference, 1/25/05)
Boxer Attacks Condoleezza Rice
Boxers Questioning Of Rice Described As The Most Aggressive (Barbara Slavin, Both Parties Press Rice For Answers, USA Today, 1/19/05)
Boxers Staff: This Is Just Boxer Being Boxer, Said David Sandretti, The Senators Communications Director. (Zachary Coile, Where Feinstein Woos, Boxer Wallops, San Francisco Chronicle, 1/24/05)
The [Riverside, CA] Press-Enterprise: This Weeks Biggest Grandstander Was Sen. Barbara Boxer . Chairman Richard Lugar Didnt Step In Until Boxer Had Far Exceeded Her Allotted 10 Minutes. Lively Debate Is Essential To Any Deliberative Process, Of Course, But Advise And Consent Shouldnt Be Confused With Scold And Berate. (Editorial, Scold And Berate? The [Riverside, CA] Press-Enterprise, 1/21/05)
Boxer Even Got Off Jury Duty To Prepare For Hearings Of Condoleezza Rice. When Sen. Barbara Boxer showed up for hometown jury duty in Marin County a little while back, she gave the judge a unique excuse for why she couldnt serve: I need to prepare for the confirmation hearings of Condoleezza Rice. (Phillip Matier and Andrew Ross, Battling Boxer Just Doin What Comes Naturally, San Francisco Chronicle, 1/23/05)
Boxers Left Of Liberal Voting Record
Boxers Voting Record Has Been Strongly Liberal, The Most Liberal In The Senate In 1999, 2000 And Second Only To Paul Wellstone In 2001 And 2002 In National Journals Ratings. (Almanac Of American Politics, http://nationaljournal.com/pubs/almanac/2004/people/ca/cas2.htm#ratings, Accessed 1/24/05)
Boxer Has A 96 Lifetime Rating From The Liberal Group Americans For Democratic Action. (Americans For Democratic Action, http://www.adaction.org/lifetimesencalifornia.html, Accessed 1/24/05)
Reid and Boxer both are big p---y's.
yup, it's bye-bye barbara, bye-bye (wasn't that a song?)
she exposed herself and America was watching.
As an environmentally sensitive being..how dare you impugn the image of a perfectly innocent fish with the face of a disgusting and lying senator..shame shame on you!!!!!!!!!!
"May the fleas of a thousand camels nest in Barbara Boxer's hair!"
They sure as heck would not nest any where lower.
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