Robert Novak finally catching on

[Demeter]

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In the above op-ed piece, Robert Novak accuses Howard Dean of accusing Bush of treason. I say absolutely! And he's not the only one!

I, too, accuse Bush and Co. of treason, crimes against humanity, and plotting a fascist coup. If that isn't strong enough, suggest some more, please!

[wryter2000]

1. He's probably just mad

he's probably just mad because Coulter copyrighted the term.

[TacticalPeek]

2. Nothing like first-hand experience . . .

http://fando.blogs.com/armactalerts/2003/10/plame_inves...

[Kolesar]

3. Welcome the Underground!

I recall Demeter from Latin class. The goddess of fertility.

[hedda_foil]

4. Your got it, Bobby! And may I be the first to accuse you of treason too.

Well maybe not the first, but it seemed to fit!

[xxqqqzme]

5. comfy w/ that treason label

R U Nofax? Kind of tossing it around? getting accustomed to it's nuances? jive-ass furrowed brow!

[louis-t]

6. I think Dean is using the same tactics

as the repubs, fighting fire with fire, as it were. I like the fact that he's getting these things out there yet saying he disagrees with them or doesn't know if they're true. Listen to what he says, " the most interesting theory"...And listen to the critics complain that he's "spreading a conspiracy theory", and "urban legend". Repubs will not constantly trash someone whom they don't fear. Roveco is using reverse psychology on the public: 'ohh, we would LOVE to have Dean as the Democratic nominee'. Don't believe it.

[KoKo]

7. This article isn't about what you say. He trashes Dean and spins what

Hillary said in the Russert interview. I saw Hillary on the Russert show. She could not have been clearer. She laughed at Russert because she knew the game was: "No matter what you say Hillary we will report that you didn't say no." She did say "No" and Novak cleverly reports what she says while spinning it to be something different.

This article does not say that Novak supports the "Treason" idea. It's a nasty vicious article about the Democratic Party in general and Dean in particular. You didn't post enough for any one to read what it said, but if anyone reads the full article they will see that it's misleading what you did post.

[WKanaday]

8. The Article

I didn't think the article was vicious. Didn't Dean say those things? I guess if Bush did know (i doubt he did) then it might be treason.
I wish that people didn't leap to such outrageous claims. These turn off the general public. It seems fun to say that Bush is "plotting a fascist coup". But how on earth is true? For that matter what are the crimes against humanity?

[Bridget Burke]

11. Of course Bush isn't "plotting a fascist coup"

He's not nearly smart enough. They just tell him what to say. Unfortunately, the last Republican puppet president was better at it. Even in the throes of dementia, he had some acting skills to fall back on.

[tinrobot]

12. The article made me sick...

...as does Novak in general.

[Cocoa]

9. why is Novak still working?

after he exposed himself whoring for Bush in the most outrageous manner possible, what's the point of continuing to waste space on his deceptive words?

[TankLV]

10. The pResident bush* is guiltiy of TREASON for aiding and abetting 911

Let alone killing our own SOLDIERS based on more LIES!

And you know what the punishment for TREASON is, don't you BOBBY BOY?!

If there is proof against this, then just have bunkerboy RELEASE ALL HIS AND HIS DICK'S PAPERS - EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM (if he didn't already shread or otherwise destroy them - which is also another crime) - and let's see EXACTLY WHAT THEY DID!

After all, if there's nothing to hide, then...

After, after all, all we have to go on for now is every single word of his SOTU - which is ALL LIS, and all the LIES he's uttered ever since LYING us into HIS "war"/"not a war".

And THAT's good enough for an INDICTMENT to start the proceedings, isn't it?