bison said:Do you think we can have a democratic president?
bison said:What must they do before that is possible?
Kerry never seemed like he wanted to be President. I don't think there was anything unlikable about Bush or Kerry's public personas, but Bush sure seemed to try harder. Bush was out campaigning while Kerry was out wind surfing. Kerry either didn't answer challenges to his record or didn't rebut till it was too late. If they picked someone who was more driven to win and campaigned hard they could win.galenrox said:This is how I see the whole thing
If the democrats almost won with John Kerry, of course they could win if they had someone who's likable.
scottyz said:Kerry never seemed like he wanted to be President. I don't think there was anything unlikable about Bush or Kerry's public personas, but Bush sure seemed to try harder. Bush was out campaigning while Kerry was out wind surfing. Kerry either didn't answer challenges to his record or didn't rebut till it was too late. If they picked someone who was more driven to win and campaigned hard they could win.
Billo_Really said:The Democrats winning has to do with how much the Republicans plan to cheat with electronic voting machines.
Kerry's a *****! And he answer's to the same class of people that Bush does. If Kerry would have won, there wouldn't be any difference in Iraq or capitol hill or any other area of government. Reps and Dems are flip sides of the same coin.Originally posted by Blue Collar Joe
Right. Here we go again. Something similar to the dem's slashing tires and having dead people vote, too, right?
Both sides have idiots working for them. You sling that brush, it hits both sides.
The biggest things that hurt Kerry? He was from Ma. After Kennedy, no southern voter would touch another.
His wonderful wife Teresa. Dumb b!tch needs to keep her mouth shut and quit insulting people.
"I don't know Laura Bush. But she seems to be calm, and she has a sparkle in her eye, which is good. But I don't know that she's ever had a real job - I mean, since she's been grown up."
The libs keep howling about the rich. Teresa IS the rich. Laura Bush was a teacher, a working mom, and yet, this is the kind of garbage that Teresa spouts. It didn't go over well with the local NEA members, either.
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And having your daughter show up at a political affair dressed like she'd kist finished working her shift on the street corner doesn't help, either.
He failed to present a family image. His wife was and is a complete b!tch, his daughter dresses like a whore, and he wanted us to do what?
Of course, it did make it clear who had some concerns about certain issues and who was pulling the yellow dog routine.
He was the best candidate that the dem's could field?
They need to work hard to get the American people to trust them, and it can't be the same old routine crap of just bad mouthing the reps. They need a plan, and someone that people can trust.
bison said:Do you think we can have a democratic president? What must they do before that is possible?
She definitely made a comment or two that made me hate her! :roflBlue Collar Joe said:His wonderful wife Teresa. Dumb b!tch needs to keep her mouth shut and quit insulting people.
She was a librarian and a school teacher. :rofl"I don't know Laura Bush. But she seems to be calm, and she has a sparkle in her eye, which is good. But I don't know that she's ever had a real job - I mean, since she's been grown up."
Aahh come on that was a mistake....too sheer a fabric and a 100+ flash bulbs. Could happen to anyone but you would think someone would be watching out for that sort of thing for the family....poor girl!And having your daughter show up at a political affair dressed like she'd kist finished working her shift on the street corner doesn't help, either.
disneydude said:Also, personally I would love to see Biden get the nomination, but that's never going to happen. He's probably the most intelligent person in politics today,
It would be refreshing to have a President that speaks honestly to the American people. Biden would fulfill George's empty promise of restoring honor and integrity to the whitehouse.
The trouble is, he isn't well known amongst the general public and is not likely to generate much enthusiasm.
So...while there is much talk about a Hillary/McCain showdown....it isn't going to happen.
Now, McCain running as an independent.....that could make for some exciting politics.
disneydude said:Also, personally I would love to see Biden get the nomination, but that's never going to happen. He's probably the most intelligent person in politics today, he's fairly moderate and talks very straight to the point (unlike our current clown who dodges every question posed).
It would be refreshing to have a President that speaks honestly to the American people. Biden would fulfill George's empty promise of restoring honor and integrity to the whitehouse. The trouble is, he isn't well known amongst the general public and is not likely to generate much enthusiasm.
Billo_Really said:Or just read Kennedy's latest article on this issue. It goes way beyond partisan bitching. In fact, some Republicans have admitted to jamming the phone lines of democratic "get out the vote" offices. Which they are now being investigated for. They didn't think it was illegal at the time. That ought to tell you something about their lawless attitude.
hipsterdufus said:Biden? No way. The Dems will nominate someone that represents them. Its the groundswell of Dems taking the party back that will pick the nominee. The people of the Democratic party are WAY ahead of the vast majority of Washington Democrats. Biden is smart, but he's also in the pocket of too many corporations, too much baggage. Plus there's that hair transplant/vanity thing. :mrgreen:
I think Biden is pretty well known. I'd bet good money that he is on the Sunday shows more than any Dem. He's also ran and lost miserably before.
Navy Pride said:I agree hips, Biden has never seen a camera he did not like plus he from a small NE State and is a senator........To much baggage.....No chance..........
I would be willing to bet it will be Hillary, she is fooling no one with her fake move to the center................She will run against Mccain.......
hipsterdufus said:I've yet to meet ONE Dem that supports Hillary. Only the fat cats seem to. 2008 is a long way off, but I don't think she will be the nominee. I hope it's McCain for the GOP, I could live with that, and would like to have 2 strong candidates.
hipsterdufus said:I've yet to meet ONE Dem that supports Hillary. Only the fat cats seem to. 2008 is a long way off, but I don't think she will be the nominee. I hope it's McCain for the GOP, I could live with that, and would like to have 2 strong candidates.
Iriemon said:I don't know enough about Clinton's policy to have made a decision -- I'm a little put off on her support for the Iraq war. But she seem intellegent, she is obviously experienced and would bring along with her one of the most effective presidents of the past 50 years.
The biggest liability about Clinton is that she would motivate the rabid right, a great many of whom, as far as I can see, are vehemently against her because she is a woman who obvioulsy doens't know that a woman's place is in the home and either pregnant or raising kids, serving her husband. I otherwise have not heard from them what their big beef is about her.
But the truth is, I don't know if it really matter who the Dems nominate, it could be a former Marine officer who fought and was wounded in the Vietnam war -- the right wing attack machine will gear up and villify and slander.
Navy Pride said:Well here is a right winger that would vote for the right woman in a heartbeat but that woman sure as hell is not Hillary......So much for your theory about right wingers.......
Iriemon said:Tell us your beef about Clinton.