Joe Biden is even worse of a DINO than Zell Miller...

[Some Moran]

Three words:

Strom Thurmond's funeral.

[goobergunch]

1. I strenuously dissent.

Unless Biden has announced that he's supporting *.

[Some Moran]

4. I think...

His staunch support of the Patriot Act (beyond merely voting in its favour) and his eulogy at Sir Lynch-a-Lot's funeral are a pretty big endorsement.

[NewJerseyDem]

8. So Miller doesn't support the Patriot Act?

Actually, he does. And I guess he wasn't invited to speak at Thurmond's funeral, but I know Miller would have eulogised him if he was asked.

[mumon]

15. I detest Biden

for his support of the War on Drugs.

[mumon]

16. but he's no Repuke, though...

but he's exactly what's wrong with the Democratic party- too DLC'd in recent years to do anything good, with a few notable exceptions...

[Gman]

2. Bull Fucking Shit

Learn what a Democrat is before posting crap like this.

[Some Moran]

6. I know what a Democrat isn't...

Somebody who likes Strom Thurmond enough to eulogise him.

[goobergunch]

9. It's called "Senatorial Courtesy"

I honestly wish eulogizing Wellstone made Pete Domenici a RINO. But it didn't.

[blm]

13. Wellstone was friendly with Jesse Helms.

Would you cast aspersions on him, too?

[NewJerseyDem]

3. A few months too late

That happened a long time ago. A lot of things have occurred since then like Miller endorsing Bush. You need to move on with your life.

[wuushew]

5. Who cares..Strom is dead, W. is still alive and the President

also adaction.org would disagree with you

[tom_paine]

7. DISAGREE!

You won't see Biden coming out in favor of re-appointment of Emperor Bunnypants*.

[GOPBasher]

10. That's not even remotely close to being true.

I'm not a huge fan of Biden, but he's much, much better than Zell, who is simply a Republican.

[Scott Lee]

11. I wonder if Joe Joe wrote his own eulogy for Strom?

...seeing as how has a proclivity for plagiarism.

[DUreader]

12. Joe's Rave Act Betrayal is Far Worse the Respecting a dead colleague

Fuck Biden

[arcos]

14. I hate Biden...

but at least he votes Democratic sometimes...

Zell Miller just blows.

[William Seger]

17. No way.

Zell Miller said * is "the right man at the right time" and that he wouldn't trust any of the 9 Democratic candidates with the office. Considering that * has totally fucked up everything he's touched, Miller should not be allowed in the same room with Democrats after a remark like that, much less the same party. Screw Thurmond; he's dead anyway. I've got kids, one almost draft age, and I've aleady been layed off once in the last three year, had to scramble for 10 months to find a job that pays $20K less, and I could lose that job at any time.

There's absolutely nothing more important for my kids future and the the future of this country than making sure that * doesn't get 4 more years! If Miller thinks otherwise, then he is my sworn enemy.

[ShaneGR]

18. NOT EVEN CLOSE

Biden is a diehard Democrat who would NEVER, EVER advocate the election of ANY Republican.

[ex_jew]

19. Hear Biden saying we had to invade Iraq 'cause

we don't want an A-bomb delivered in a Ryder truck ? This type of fear-mongering (at this stage of the game) makes me absolutely retch. This was only yesterday on Face the Nation. What an embarrassment.

[oasis]

20. Sellout Zell can go to hell. He is a Quisling of the first degree.

[Cocoa]

21. not even close

for one thing, after hearing Zell on Meet the Press, he seems to be one of the duller-witted dems I've seen, something you can't say about Biden.

[maggrwaggr]

22. Biden is scum incarnate

take one look at that guy and tell me you'd buy a used waterbed from him.

[fabius]

23. Biden hasn't endorsed Smirk yet. n/t

[FDRrocks]

24. three words RE: Zell...

Hannity and Colmes.

The man was arguing with Colmes and agreeing with Hannity. What a fucker dude, you Democrats (coming from a former and future Green, reggied Dem for primaries) need to get people like him the fuck out, at the least.

I hope hes being opposed next election.

[WilliamPitt]

25. Oh fer the luvva God

Remarks By President Clinton At Richard Nixon's Funeral

April 27, 1994

President Nixon opened his memoirs with a simple sentence: "I was born in a house my father built." Today, we can look back at this little house and still imagine a young boy sitting by the window of the attic he shared with his three brothers, looking out to a world he could then himself only imagine. From those humble roots, as from so many humble beginnings in this country, grew the force of a driving dream -- a dream that led to the remarkable journey that ends here today where it all began. Beside the same tiny home, mail- ordered from back East, near this towering oak tree which, back then, was a mere seedling.

President Nixon's journey across the American landscape mirrored that of his entire nation in this remarkable century. His life was bound up with the striving of our whole people, with our crises and our triumphs.

When he became President, he took on challenges here at home on matters from cancer research to environmental protection, putting the power of the federal government where Republicans and Democrats had neglected to put it in the past; in foreign policy. He came to the presidency at a time in our history when Americans were tempted to say we had had enough of the world. Instead, he knew we had to reach out to old friends and old enemies alike. He would not allow America to quit the world.

(snip)

Today is a day for his family, his friends and his nation to remember President Nixon's life in totality. To them, let us say, may the day of judging President Nixon on anything less than his entire life and career come to a close. May we heed his call to maintain the will and the wisdom to build on America's greatest gift -- its freedom; to lead a world full of difficulty to the just and lasting peace he dreamed of.

http://www.watergate.info/nixon/94-04-27_funeral-clinton.shtml

BILL CLINTON IS A DINO!!!!!

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