Reply #58: I know. I remember him saying it back in spring [View All]

[He loved Big Brother]

Followed up with "I want their votes beause their kids don't have health insurance or adequate schooling either."

Hilarious how they try to spin this, when you look at the context of his words, which I have typed above.

And anyway, people are allowed to display whatever flag they choose to as part of their freedom of speech.

This flag should have no impact on Dean's desire for the children of those who wave it to be healthier and more literate. Thankfully, he has made this point very clear. And in response received an uproar.

Ah well. I gave $25 last week to the bat. After reading and listening to all these desperate Dean spinners, I went ahead and donated another $25.

Democrats need to start attacking Bush on all fronts, with the same venom they muster up whenever they go after each other.

It's funny how some candidates who don't have time to attend voting sessions can find the time to attack Dean. It's funny how they think Dean is their worst nightmare/worst enemy, and not Bush...

Well, it's not really funny.

I wonder where all this newfound energy came from, and where it's been hiding all this time!

But more importantly, why is it now being unleashed against someone LOGICAL ENOUGH to think, "Gee, perhaps strugling working class families with children aren't any less deseving of adequate resources and funding just because they happen to display a Confederate flag on their bumper".

Logic! Brilliance!

We must put a stop to it!!! (sarcasm)