Senators Who You Love and Sentors You to Love to Hate

[Beet]

Wow. Don is so sucked up in his ugly stereotype of the liberal boogeyman that he doesn't seem to realize that anyone who he considers to be somehow patriotic or heroic could be a liberal Democrat. Does he consider John Glenn not a hero then? John Kerry? Max Cleland? Wes Clark? Kennedy? All the vets who ran for office this year as Dems? I guess if you're a liberal Dem, it doesn't matter what you did... you're permanently shut out of heroism altogether in Don's mind.

[Jake]

I think it was more his inability to write a post without a glaring spelling/grammar error.  The hack issue is separate.

Having poor grammar skills and being a hack are closely related qualities on this board.

[Deano963]

but he's not one of your latte-sipping, Politically Correct, Manhattan-residing, pacifist, vegetarian, DailyKos-reading,gun-hating,Dean-loving whackos.

Redneck.

Idiot is a better word. Most rednecks are not as ignorant.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Et tu, Beet?

Does he consider John Glenn not a hero then?

I didn't think he was really a liberal.

John Kerry?

Yes.  He's a hero for handing us the election in '04, and making a valiant attempt at the same in '06.  Thanks!

Max Cleland?

He's from Georgia.  More moderate than liberal.  Definately a hero though.

Wes Clark?

You mean the guy who supported Bush in '00 and was a Republican until quite recently, until he started being a member of the opportunist party?

Kennedy?

John F. Kennedy, who is an American hero, was perhaps the strongest believer in American exceptionalism, which is no longer a liberal trait.

All the vets who ran for office this year as Dems?

My congrats to Rahm Emanuel on an excellent recruitng year.

I guess if you're a liberal Dem, it doesn't matter what you did... you're permanently shut out of heroism altogether in Don's mind.

As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.

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As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.

Duke Cunningham? LOL!

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.

Duke Cunningham? LOL!

He has disgraced himself, but he is still a hero.

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As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.

Duke Cunningham? LOL!

He has disgraced himself, but he is still a hero.

No, the other 3 are disgraces, Duke Cunningham is a criminal.

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Do you still like Webb now, Don?

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[Deano963]

I guess if you're a liberal Dem, it doesn't matter what you did... you're permanently shut out of heroism altogether in Don's mind.

As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.

Duke Cunningham? Wow, you really are out there. Are you related to Down by any chance?

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Yes, Duke Cunningham.  A man who didn't throw his medals away.... because he EARNED them.

[Beet]

Et tu, Beet?

Does he consider John Glenn not a hero then?

I didn't think he was really a liberal.

A pro-union, pro-choice, pro-Social Security, pro-Medicare, anti-school prayer, pro-arms control, pro-public schooling Senator is definitely a liberal.

John Kerry?

Yes.  He's a hero for handing us the election in '04, and making a valiant attempt at the same in '06.  Thanks!
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He also won three Purple hearts. I guess those mean nothing to you.

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He's from Georgia.[/quote]

So is Jimmy Carter.

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You mean the guy who supported Bush in '00 and was a Republican until quite recently, until he started being a member of the opportunist party?[/quote]

Uh, a lot of people supported Bush in '00 and don't now. Back then he was the candidate of 'compassionate conservatism' and noninterventionism, remember?

If he was a real opportunist he would have stayed a Republican and acted like Zell Miller.

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John F. Kennedy, who is an American hero, was perhaps the strongest believer in American exceptionalism, which is no longer a liberal trait.[/quote]

You have got to be screwing yourself. Liberals are the ones who believe in American exceptionalism today and always have, because this country was founded on liberal themes.

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My congrats to Rahm Emanuel on an excellent recruitng year.[/quote]

They're all still heros and liberals.

I guess if you're a liberal Dem, it doesn't matter what you did... you're permanently shut out of heroism altogether in Don's mind.

As long as Bob Dole, George HW Bush, John McCain, and Duke Cunningham are shut out in the liberal mind, then I suppose so.
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Uh, which liberal ever said that Bob Dole, George HW Bush and John McCain weren't real Americans, and they didn't serve their country as heros in war? None of them did.

[HardRCafé]

Republicans that I hate- Santorum, Allen, Croynes, Frist

Sen. Croynes?

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Do you still like Webb now, Don?


Class Struggle
American workers have a chance to be heard.

BY JIM WEBB
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Absolutely.  There are a few points in there that are factually incorrect or off base, but overall I share his concerns.

[Smash255]

Republicans that I hate- Santorum, Allen, Croynes, Frist

Sen. Croynes?

I assume he meant that dolt Cornyn from texas

[Gabu]

he's not one of your latte-sipping, Politically Correct, Manhattan-residing, pacifist, vegetarian, DailyKos-reading,gun-hating,Dean-loving whackos.

I see the list of negative adjectives du jour is still getting longer.

[HardRCafé]

I assume he meant that dolt Cornyn from texas

Wow.  Thanks for the translation.

[AndrewTX]

Republicans that I hate- Santorum, Allen, Croynes, Frist

Sen. Croynes?

Wow, wtf was I drinking when I wrote that one.

 Meant Sen. Cornyn.   That's how much I dislike him, I felt the need to spell his name wrong

[Gustaf]

Republicans I like: McCain, Snowe, Collins, Spectre,  Voinovich come to mind. Plus Chaffee, but that isn't worth much now...I also do not hate Coburn, I have a bit of a soft spot for him. But he's a tad too conservative for me.

Democrats I hate: Hate is a strong word, but I'm no fan of Clinton, Kennedy, Menendez. Lautenberg also seems a little off. And the Hawaiians.

[Gustaf]

Am I the only one not to think any of the things Don said were particularly strange? The number of Democratic hacks here have become so large that they actually seem to think they're some sort of mainstream now. Sheesh. Crawl back to your holes...

[Beet]

Am I the only one not to think any of the things Don said were particularly strange? The number of Democratic hacks here have become so large that they actually seem to think they're some sort of mainstream now. Sheesh. Crawl back to your holes...

So you agree with the implication that a liberal can't be a hero or a real American which Don evidently holds?

[they don't love you like i love you]

1) Why do you like Webb?

Because, despite the instance of jfern, Webb is conservative at heart.

You are setting yourself up to be one very dissapointed fellow in the near future if you really think Webb is a conservative.

Don't believe any of the ultra-spin you hear from Fox News, HR - the vast majority of Democrats who won on Nov. 7th are NOT conservatives Dems, and Jim Webb certainly isn't one, either.

True statement ^^^