Comments on: Update before I go

By: andrew

andrew — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 17:27:36 +0000

“I heard you” from a politician means, i heard a few words coming out of your mouth but i will do what i want. Now send in a check.

By: boadicea

boadicea — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 01:11:02 +0000

Craig, I know.

It’s like, “wow, I didn’t know I looked that young and naive. Must be that new moisturizer.”

By: Craig

Craig — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 21:06:31 +0000

“You folks”… advice from someone who sounds like he is neither progressive nor a Democrat.

Reminds me of Bill Kristol talking on Fox News Sunday where he was giving Democrats “advice” on how to win in 2006:

“If Democrats come out completely against this war, they will certainly lose.” (Not an exact quote, but his statement was something to this effect.) Really? So as a neo-conservative who has no interest in seeing the Democrats obtain majority status, your recommendation to the Democrats is to campaign on a platform of being 100% in support of the Iraq war? What great advice!

By: boadicea

boadicea — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 04:51:08 +0000

“Quasi-conservative”, is that what you’re calling ol’ Joe?

I’m sure he’d be highly flattered.

If you want a quasi-conservative, there’s always 2/3s of the current Republican leadership to choose from.

Give me a Democrat who’s proud to be a Democrat-conservative, moderate or liberal.

Holy Joe is reaping as he has sown. The thistles in his knickers are grown by his own hand.

By: Iriseon

Iriseon — Sun, 11 Jun 2006 06:21:21 +0000

How exactly does Ned Lamont benefit the Democratic Party more than Joe Lieberman? Or the state of Connecticuit for that matter? You folks need more quasi-conservative members if you want to gain a majority. That doesn’t mean pro-war, but you do need a broader spectrum of politicians to amass a broader spectrum of supporters. Joe votes with the Dems on the big issues; it’s unwise to get so caught up in Liberal fervor that you ignore political “strategery.”