Howard Dean Is Off His Rocker
Like you didn't know that.
Anyway, here's the latest bit of drivel Screamin' Dean had to offer:
The President's "right-wing" Surpeme Court? Give me a break. The President isn't responsible for a single current member of the Supreme Court and those sitting on that bench are hardly right-wingers. In fact, the people Dean would define as "right-wingers" on the Court at the time (Scalia, Thomas, Rhenquist and O'Connor) all voted against Kelo.
Dean is a loose cannon. If he toned down the nastiness a bit he wouldn't be so bad, except for the fact that he can't even get the most basic facts straight in his spittle-flecked tirades.
Anyway, here's the latest bit of drivel Screamin' Dean had to offer:
(CNSNews.com) - Despite being scolded in June by members of his own party for inflammatory remarks targeting Republicans, Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean Friday showed no willingness to back off.
At one point, he characterized the Republican version of campaign finance reform as "screwing working people and making sure that the fat cats are giving more money."
Back in June, Dean accused Republicans of operating with a "dark, difficult and dishonest vision" of America. Dean labeled President Bush the "most ineffective" president in his lifetime.
And in referring to the long voting lines during the last presidential election, Dean speculated that Republican voters didn't mind the lines as much. "Republicans, I guess, can do that (stand in line) because a lot of them have never made an honest living in their lives," Dean said on June 2.
Several Democratic governors and members of Congress denounced Dean's comments, but on Friday, the Democratic Party chairman was back to hurling insults.
President Bush "only likes to hear from people who agree with him," Dean told the College Democrats of America, and Republicans, he said, "are all about voter suppression."
After asking the students to donate money to the Democratic National Committee, Dean said "one of the biggest problems in this culture of corruption that the Republicans brought to Washington, is they sold our government to the highest bidder.
"If we want it back, we'll have to buy it back," Dean said.
He also said the president was partly responsible for a recent Supreme Court decision involving eminent domain.
"The president and his right-wing Supreme Court think it is 'okay' to have the government take your house if they feel like putting a hotel where your house is," Dean said, not mentioning that until he nominated John Roberts to the Supreme Court this week, Bush had not appointed anyone to the high court.
The President's "right-wing" Surpeme Court? Give me a break. The President isn't responsible for a single current member of the Supreme Court and those sitting on that bench are hardly right-wingers. In fact, the people Dean would define as "right-wingers" on the Court at the time (Scalia, Thomas, Rhenquist and O'Connor) all voted against Kelo.
Dean is a loose cannon. If he toned down the nastiness a bit he wouldn't be so bad, except for the fact that he can't even get the most basic facts straight in his spittle-flecked tirades.
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