Nader!

[WilliamPitt]

*sigh*

I miss the old flamewars.

:(

[Walt Starr]

1. I'm getting so I like the new improved flamewars

:D

[charlie]

2. Shoot Carlos an email invite

No one could unify DU like he could, the poor sap.

[Az]

3. Hey, flame wars are driven by current affairs

Give it some time. This bout will pass. Though we do have the death of the Pope to look forward to.

[Walt Starr]

16. That rem,inds me, didya see where Nader decided to support

the Schindlers?

[libhill]

4. Don't get me started

On Nader and the Greens - he (they) have cost us to many elections, by taking votes from the Dem candidates - I'm beginning to think Nader is a closet Repuke.

[G_j]

8. try a little harder

somebody might bite just for old times!

[libhill]

12. Nah

The only thing that raises my blood pressure like the Repukes, are Nader and the Greens - damn them all.

[G_j]

18. good thing the Dems

are doing such an awesome job, you know "class Action" & "bankruptcy" legislation and all. 'Bout time they stopped stalling on the destruction of that stupid wildlife refuge too! But I was particularly reassured when they rubber-stamped all of Bush's top Nazi appointments! Now that rocked!!
(hey, I tried!)

[libhill]

19. Green! Green!

Alert / seize the knave, take him away and put him in the pillory (just kidding). Damn, now I sound like a repuke - I'm really loosing it -

[G_j]

20. hey, I've been 'pilloried' for less

don't worry about it!

:-)

[KittyWampus]

5. Hillary/McCain In 08!

[libhill]

6. McCain?

Surely, thou jest?

[KittyWampus]

13. "Shoulda Been Here Yesterday" -Old Surfing Aphorism Usually Offered

to an outsider who arrives at the beach on a calm day looking for waves.

Whether or not there actually WAS surf yesterday is irrelevant.

[Itsthetruth]

23. Should The Democratic Party Run A Republican Ticket For President?

I'm afraid that some would actually welcome that in 2008.

More than a few self-described liberals were advocating that a "conservative" Republican, John McCain, be run as the Democratic Party candidate for Vice-President in the 2004 election.

Their excitement at that prospect was almost bizarre. Why, if McCain had agreed to their proposal and if they could have also found a "liberal" Republican Senator to be McCain's running mate for President, the Democratic Party could have run a straight Republican ticket!

And you know what? If that had happened I bet more than a few people here would have applauded and worked hard for that "dream ticket". Most progressives would have considered it the "nightmare ticket".

Now Hillary is running as fast as she can in her sprint to the right. But carefully, so she doesn't lose her total base. Before long she may pass up John McCain in that foot race to the right! Hillary is galloping so fast that some Republican leaders are afraid she might outflank them from the right in 2008. Now I have to admit, that takes some doing!

Here's the latest on the "sometimes liberal" Lady Hillary:

TimesOnline
March 27, 2005

Hillary opens up morality war on violent video games
John Harlow in Los Angeles and Sarah Baxter in New York

Clinton, who is expected to seek the Democrats’ presidential nomination in 2008, has teamed up with two archconservative Republican senators, Rick Santorum and Sam Brownback. They want President George W Bush and Congress to launch a $90m (£48m) investigation of the impact of electronic media on children’s “cognitive, social, emotional and physical development”.

Clinton has been declaring her shared values with Republicans on issues as diverse as abortion and the war on terrorism. Her campaign against video game violence has alarmed right-wing opponents of her expected bid for the White House.

Dick Morris, an adviser to Bill and Hillary Clinton in their White House years, said that Hillary was following a playbook he had devised with her.

Polls undertaken for her had shown that women were perceived as better than men on issues involving children and education, while men led on foreign policy. She was “using that stereotype to help her candidacy”, Morris said, by pursuing family issues while becoming “hawkish” on defence.

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You have to register at Timesonline to read the article.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk

[libhill]

27. I'm hoping

That her perceived shift to the right, is only a ploy - or maybe temporary insanity? "Say it ain't so, Joe!"

[johnaries]

24. McCain is more liberal than Lieberman!

Hey, I'm trying! :evilgrin:

[libhill]

26. A repuke by any other name

Is still a Repuke -

[blm]

7. heheh....good one, cs.

.

[kick-ass-bob]

9. How about

Red Sox suck!!

Patsies are overrated!

Go Yankees!


Ugh. that last one was REALLY hard to do.

[libhill]

14. But but but -

The Sox finally broke the "Curse of the Bambino" - and not nearly soon enough - damn, I was tired of hearing that crap -

[BiggJawn]

10. Sucks!

[LynneSin]

11. Eagles are gonna win the Super Bowl this year

I just feel it!!!

[BurtWorm]

15. Are you implying Nader is an old flame?

:hide:

[ohio_liberal]

17. Is that old bastard running again?

:shrug:

[Just Me]

21. Y'all crack me up!!!

LMAO

[Kathy in Cambridge]

22. The Stillers are a better team than the Pats!

:P

[Itsthetruth]

25. McCain/Hillary In 2008!

eom

[libhill]

28. Noooooooooo!

I, I, I, I need my blood pressure medicine -

[Itsthetruth]

29. What?

Don't ya want to beat the Republicans in 2008?

Anybody But _____ Fill in the blank.

:)

[libhill]

30. McCain

No Rethugs on the Dem ticket -

[WilliamPitt]

31. .

[fujiyama]

32. How about any of the following flame war topics?

Dean ('nuff said)
Kerry's IWR vote
Edwards vs Clark for VP
McCain for VP (wtf!?)
My favorite though - Clark the "war criminal" and the Haitain man boobies.

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

33. Here's a good flame war topic:

Any thread in the election results forum.

[ulysses]

34. heh!

:)