BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: Bobert
Date: 10 Jan 05 - 10:29 PM

As fir DougR's assertion that the Repubs would love to have Dean as the Dem candidate in '08.... bull...

The Repubs, as well as the Dems are scared to death of Howard Dean... The media, owned purdy much by the Repubocarts is scared of Howard Dean...

If ot makes you feel all that warm and fuzzy, Dougie, about the prospects of Howard Dean running aginst your Repubs in '08... then fine.

But I really don't think you, or the Repubs, are ready to run a national campign aginst a politican who, ahhhh, makes sense... You'd much rather have a BushLite, like Kerry...

Howard Dean represents the future of a *Two Party* system...

Bobert

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: DougR
Date: 10 Jan 05 - 11:31 PM

You betcha!, Bobert, bring Dean on!

DougR

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: LadyJean
Date: 11 Jan 05 - 12:13 AM

Howard Dean's message, the one that brought me on to his campaign, and had me in tears when that campaign tanked was that ORDINARY PEOPLE MATTER! This is the man who would rather ask a million people for a dollar than one person for a million. He asked us to be a part of the political process, to talk to other people, to write letters, to hold the media accountable. It was wonderfully exhilerating.
Dr. Dean the ultra liberal balanced the Vermont State Budget.
Dr. Dean, the ultra liberal has no problem with hunters owning rifles. He says we need different gun laws for urban areas than we do for rural areas.
Dr. Dean fixed it so that 99% of the children in Vermont were covered by health insurance.
That has enormous appeal to parents.
Mr. Gibson, don't be boring.

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: M.Ted
Date: 11 Jan 05 - 01:03 AM

Martin is screaming because his banjo accidentally caught fire--he apparently fell asleep while playing "In the Early Morning Rain"--

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: GUEST,Frank
Date: 11 Jan 05 - 01:28 PM

Dean is a force to be reckoned with. His scream will be discordant in the ears of Gingrich or whoever else the Repubs pick in 08. Others will see it as a heartening cry for justice.

One thing that is certain. Some followers of the Bushies have a familiar pattern. They resort to abuse, and in some cases pornography, denigration of women and a kind of sadism that contains derisive laughter instead of an intelligent
defense of their position. They enjoy sleaze and hatred as a way of communication and will attack the individual that doesn't agree with them personally. In this way they behave like thugs. Scatolology is used in their vocabulary to invalidate their scapegoats. True Democrats and Liberals need to stand up to this bullying tactic. Some of these pornographers are under the illusion that what they say is funny but the laughter is hollow, empty, devoid of any substance and resembles the adolescent babbling of locker room boys. They are preoccupied with feces, sexual organs, language which they think will shock others but is mostly trite and inane.
This bullying technique can be found in gangsters and fascists in many countries including our own. It is the technique of Guantanamo, Abu Graibh and Al Quaeda.

Frank

Frank

Frank

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: Don Firth
Date: 11 Jan 05 - 01:49 PM

. . . and the techique they must resort to when they lack a rational basis for their position.

Don Firth

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: GUEST,Larry K
Date: 11 Jan 05 - 02:08 PM

I will say it again as sincere as I possibly can without any jokes or satire.   I would love for Howard Dean to be the head of the DNC or run for president in 08.    There are 5-6 republicans who can defeat Hillary.   There are 5-6 hundred republicans who can defeat Dean.

Please refresh my memory- how many primaries did Howard Dean win?   Against that Juggernaut John Kerry or John Edwards?

Now about Ann Coutler- calling her ugly and butch?   compared to who- Madelaine Allbright, Janet Reno, Ann Richards, Hillary Clinton.   The republican babes are hot- Kelly Anne, Laura Inghram.   I don't think Playboy is knocking down the doors to do the "girls from the DNC"

About Ann Coulter accuracy-   each book has about 40 pages of bibliography with hundreds of quotes and footnotes.   Each one meticulously referenced.    Like the fact that Bush scored higher on his verbal SAT's than Bill Bradley or that Bush got better grades in college than Al Gore.    To deny the research only makes you look foolish.    I don't need to do that.   Your own e-mail makes you look like a jerk.

Finally to Chongo Chimp - when you link Hitler to McCarthy you should probably have your facts write.    In the Donnachi (SP?) papers released by the CIA and printed in the NY Times in 1995, it proved that virtually everything McCarthy said was correct- there were indeed a number of communists in the state department and in the government.    In fact, the Vice president of the USA left office joined the communist party. The said fact is that the CIA knew this was all true from wiretaps and spy devices but didn't release the information because it would expose their spies.   I would suggest you have someone read you the Ann Coutler book "treason" and than have someone take the time to look up and explain the big words.   I tried to use as many small words in the link so I would not appear to be pedantic with my loquatious magniloguence and surpass your lexicon.   I wouldn't want you to get gorilla envy.

Subject: RE: BS: Nerd, I was wrong about Dean
From: Amos
Date: 18 Feb 06 - 06:18 PM

On the subject of Anne (the Knife) Coulter's own intelligence, this little story:

Poll worker told Coulter about address

By Jose Lambiet
Palm Beach Post Columnist

Friday, February 17, 2006

A Palm Beach poll worker says he tried to help GOP-loving pundit Ann Coulter vote in the right precinct last week. But, Jim Whited says, Coulter dashed out of the polling place when he told her she needed to file a change of address.

"I even ran out after her," he says. "But she was fast."

Later, elections records show, Coulter cast her ballot 2 miles up the road — in the wrong precinct.

Whited, a former candidate for WPB mayor, was posted at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Feb. 7 as a $185-a-day precinct adviser, records confirm.

"Ms. Coulter came to me, and the address we had for her in the computer didn't match the address I know she lives at," Whited says.

He says he remembered a Page Two story in April about Coulter, 44, buying a $1.8 million home on Seabreeze Avenue. Yet county elections records show Coulter gave an address in June at the northern tip of the island, on Indian Road, when she registered. Turns out the addresses are in different precincts.

"I just told her she had come to the right place, but we needed to fill out a change of address," says Whited, a staunch Republican who says he "likes the girl."

Instead, elections records show, Coulter cast her ballot in the town council election at St. Ed's church. That's where north-end Islanders vote.

But the owner of the Indian Road home where Coulter is registered, Realtor Susanne Frisbie, told Page Two this week that Coulter never lived there. Frisbie was Coulter's real estate agent and allowed her to forward mail there.

Registering to vote at the wrong address is a felony that could fetch up to five years in the slammer.

Neither Coulter, who made merciless fun of Palm Beach County voters in the 2000 presidential elections, nor her agents could be reached for comment.

Elections Chief Deputy Charmaine Kelly said late Thursday that Whited had not filed an incident report.

"What am I going to report?" Whited said. "That Ann Coulter came in and left when I tried to have her fill out a change of address? I didn't know where she went afterwards."