madfloridian
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:21 PM
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Dean is to be on The View on ABC tomorrow morning. |
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Seems like an odd show for him, but could be most interesting.
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:25 PM
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1. Dean seems to be all over the place in MSM lately: he's doing a great job. |
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He's doing more or less what he said he would...reaching out to people who might not otherwise identify with the Democratic party.
Go Howard!
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:25 PM
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2. he should hit three points |
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Edited on Wed Sep-14-05 09:26 PM by xray s
1. We need an independent investigation of Katrina disaster, not a politicized whitewash.
2. We need to provide bankruptcy relief to the people and small business impacted by the storm.
3. The President said he is not sure if the US is prepared to deal with another terrorist attack. This is unacceptable and requires the immediate removal of the people in the administration that are responsible for putting us in this situation.
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:30 PM
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4. "We need to provide bankruptcy relief" Dean has said this. |
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Several times. Here is what that lovely man Sensenbrenner had to say about that though:
"The chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee said on Tuesday he had no intention of reopening a sweeping bankruptcy law passed by Congress earlier this year, despite proposals to exempt Hurricane Katrina victims from some of its provisions.
The new, more stringent bankruptcy law will not harm people left "down and out" by the storm, Wisconsin Republican Rep. James Sensenbrenner said.
He said he would not hold a hearing in his committee on a bill by the panel's ranking Democrat, Michigan Rep. John Conyers, and 31 other Democrats who want to exempt Hurricane Katrina victims from parts of the new bankruptcy law. A chairman's decision not to hold a hearing usually prevents a House bill from advancing."
I saw this posted at Kos, and it made me sick inside. Dean urged this on CNN the other day, and in another statement as well. These guys are so heartless.
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:27 PM
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3. Dr. Dean must really care about this country ALOT to go on that crappy sho |
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w. Just the thought of those four creepy broads makes my skin crawl. :scared:
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Wed Sep-14-05 09:31 PM
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5. I have not watched it in ages. |
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The last time I watched was around the time of the Iraq War, and it was pretty awful then.
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