Hat Tip Conservative Intelligence Report, who writes:
Howard Dean goes more bezerk than Murtha. Saying republicans aren’t smart enough to protect America! My favorite is now he is ranting about North Korea, “the president has done nothing.” It was the left that laughed at the President when he constructed his Axis of Evil. Could someone remind me of the countries included? Maybe someone needs to play the footage of Albright cutting deals with NK under Clinton for Dean.
Dean is complains about Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld not serving abroad. (Key word: abroad)
BLITZER: Here’s what Karl Rove said last week in Manchester, New Hampshire. He said, “Like too many Democrats, it strikes me they are ready to give the green light to go to war. But when it gets tough, they fall back on that old party’s platform of cutting and running. They may be with you for the first few bullets, but they won’t be there for the last tough battles.” Karl Rove in New Hampshire last week.DEAN: I thought Jack Murtha, who’s a 37-year-old decorated Marine, had the best retort. Karl Rove is sitting in his air conditioned office on his big fat you-know-what, and he’s never served. George Bush has never served abroad. Dick Cheney’s never served abroad. Don Rumsfeld’s never served abroad.
This comes from the same man who got a draft deferment and, according to Time magazine, “skiing and bumming around…He hit the slopes, tried pot, washed dishes, poured concrete and drank impressive amounts of beer.” Oh yes, and this comes from someone who hasn’t served abroad himself.
BLITZER: How worried are that Karl Rove, now that he won’t be indicted, charged with any crimes in connection with the leaking of the name of Scooter Libby—Scooter—excuse me, the leaking of the name of Valerie Plame—only Scooter Libby, the president’s former chief of staff, has been indicted in connection with that—how worried are you that Karl Rove will now be able to focus all of his attention on getting Republicans elected in November?DEAN: Look, the president—Karl Rove keep—keeps repeating the same old tired stuff: Democrats are weak. Democrats are disorganized. Sometimes, he gets columnists to believe it.
This comes from a ‘man’ who says the same things about Republicans over and over and over again.
I could go on and on about the foolish things that have come out of Dean’s mouth, but I don’t think it’s necessary to repeat them.
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2:03 am [ Quote ]
Dean is mad his ally Zarqawi is dead.
2:07 am [ Quote ]
looks like you were going out the door and forget to make sure the link was working. doh! its okay, i got time.
2:16 am [ Quote ]
Nope, just put this post up before I uploaded .. will be working soon.
2:27 am [ Quote ]
That’s what always amazes me about the left. The fact that Clinton said he “loathed” the military, didn’t serve, Dean didn’t serve but let us not forget that it’s not important when a dem doesn’t serve but it is important if someone in the Republican party served in the National Guard. But this is from someone who was told by some genius by the name of Kevin that my service doesn’t mean a thing and why should vets be the only ones who can speak about military affairs. Yeah, sure Kev. The only people that matter anywhere on any policy are the moonbats on the left regardless if they served, use toliet paper or soap.
3:41 am [ Quote ]
Cheney Sees Success in Warding Off Attacks…
Vice President Dick Cheney sees success in warding off terror attacks in U.S….
3:53 am [ Quote ]
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4:17 am [ Quote ]
It will almost be a shame when Howard Dean gets the boot next year from his DNC Chairman position due to his ongoing knack of putting his foot in his mouth almost daily in addition to his fundraising totals being absolutely atrocious.
Who would’ve thought that Terry McAuliffe would be the SANE and more moderate DNC Chairman?
I didn’t care for McAuliffe one bit, but at least he had the guts to frequently debate his counterpart (RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie) almost weekly on the news talk shows of all the networks.
By contrast, Dean absolutely REFUSES to participate in such one-on-one debates with the current RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman and has never accepted that challenge once.
It’s funny how Dean is such a big Liberal hero now, but he gets pissed off if anyone challenges his completely maniacal allegations towards whomever he sees as his enemy.
Dean and his brother are trying to get one of their own (Senator Joe Lieberman -Democrat) thrown overboard without a life raft because of his stance on the war and his lack of viciousness when debating policy with the Republicans and the Bush Administration.
Just think, Dean was THISCLOSE to being the Presidential nominee for the Democratic Party in 2004. Wow.
Go ahead and keep using the “Bush was AWOL” and all of that other crap, Howie.
That campaign strategy worked very well for the Dems in 2004, didn’t it?
5:43 am [ Quote ]
It will almost be a shame when Howard Dean gets the boot next year from his DNC Chairman position due to his ongoing knack of putting his foot in his mouth almost daily in addition to his fundraising totals being absolutely atrocious.
Who would’ve thought that Terry McAuliffe would be the SANE and more moderate DNC Chairman?
I didn’t care for McAuliffe one bit, but at least he had the guts to frequently debate his counterpart (RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie) almost weekly on the news talk shows of all the networks.
By contrast, Dean absolutely REFUSES to participate in such one-on-one debates with the current RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman and has never accepted that challenge once.
It’s funny how Dean is such a big Liberal hero now, but he gets pissed off if anyone challenges his completely maniacal allegations towards whomever he sees as his enemy.
Dean and his brother are trying to get one of their own (Senator Joe Lieberman -Democrat) thrown overboard without a life raft because of his stance on the war and his lack of viciousness when debating policy with the Republicans and the Bush Administration.
Just think, Dean was THISCLOSE to being the Presidential nominee for the Democratic Party in 2004. Wow.
Go ahead and keep using the “Bush was AWOL” and all of that other crap, Howie.
That campaign strategy worked very well for the Dems in 2004, didn’t it?
Yes anaconda it will be a shame, he was such a good allie to the Conservative Party, maybe we can help him stay there because he does help out the right so much.
7:37 am [ Quote ]
Dean’s Remarks Hold Up World Cup Match…
Togo’s Emmanuel Adebayor® reacts after learning of Howard Dean’s recent statements regarding the Bush administration’s lack of military service from Paraguayan referee Carlos Amarilla during a Group G World Cup 2006 match in Dortmund. In a displa…
7:49 am [ Quote ]
Maybe someone should tell Doctor Dean that he is the chairman of the DNC and not the D&C.
7:59 am [ Quote ]
Ian Said:
“tried pot and drank impressive amounts of beer.”
Well if true that he’s tried pot then he’s my kind of guy.
Think Dean was comparing Jack Murtha and his service record to the lack of service of Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld.
8:24 am [ Quote ]
After listening to Brian Kilmeade(F&F) today I convinced he’s smoking the same fine stuff I’m on. An example of his thoughts: Put a monkey in front of a type writer and it will eventually type the bible.
If that’s not the mind of a pot smoker then I don’t know what is. Of course I totally agree with him 
9:16 am [ Quote ]
I’m not even a fan of Ann Coulter, but she is exactly right when she talks about the Dems using people like Murtha, Sheehan, and the Jersey Girls as “shields” to bludgeon Bush and the Republicans.
If Dean and the Dems want to keep going that route, then go ahead. They did the same thing with John Kerry’s service against Bush’s service in the National Guard and we saw how well that turned out for the Dems in 2004.
So what if Murtha spent time in the Marines? Does that mean he is right about everything pertaining to the war or the Iraq policy?
I doubt it.
If the Dems want to play “tit for tat” when it comes to the military service of politicians to determine foreign policy, there are few people with the “moral authority” on war than John McCain, yet he is one of the most hawkish politicians in Congress on the military strategy in Iraq.
Is that the game the Dems want to play?
Do the Dems realize that the vast majority of military personnel are consistently even MORE HAWKISH on Iraq than the politicians who create the policy?
Go ahead and just let the military handle all decisions made on Iraq. Better yet, let the really big guns like the Special Forces and their Commanders dictate our policy in Iraq.
What do you think would happen?
They wouldn’t screw around with all of the bureaucracy and they wouldn’t pussy-foot around with the terrorists who want to kill us. They’d be hunting these thugs everyday and they would shoot them in their beds while they slept.
If the policy on Iraq was squarely made by former military, the boots on the ground, and their Commanders, is there any doubt that they wouldn’t hold back at all instead of being forced to be more passive because of the politicians in Washington, DC?
It will never happen, but this shows how moronic the Dems sound when they try playing Poker with the military services of people who disagree with the Administration.
I guess two politicians with military service MUST know the best for this country over other politicians who didn’t serve “abroad.”
If that’s the way they want to play that game then Bush could trot out three Republicans with decorated service (such as Bob Dole and Bush 41 and John McCain) who agree with their policy to trump Kerry and Murtha.
That would be an ongoing “tit for tat” which doesn’t make any sense for the Dems at all because the Republicans would win that game eventually because the military has STRONGLY supported Republicans over the Dems for more than three decades.
It’s a moronic argument any way you look at it.
I would like to see Murtha appear on just ONE network that would challenge his views on Iraq. Of course, he doesn’t want to appear on any show that might make him think a little bit and stem away from his talking points.
10:01 am [ Quote ]
Ian Said:
“tried pot and drank impressive amounts of beer.”
Well if true that he’s tried pot then he’s my kind of guy.
Think Dean was comparing Jack Murtha and his service record to the lack of service of Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld.
I think your facts are a little off there CracksmokerUK.
Secretary Rumsfeld served active duty in the U.S. Navy from 1954 to 1957. From 1958 through 1975, he served in the Naval Reserves. He left the naval service holding the rank of Captain. (www.defenselink.mil/bios/rumsfeld.html)
President Bush (rank Lieutenant) served six-years in the Air National Guard as a fighter/interceptor pilot.
(www.factcheck.org/article140.html)
You are correct that Vice President Cheney did not serve in the military. He had a deferment from service.
10:35 am [ Quote ]
Hey guys, the last time I check Dean wasn’t the President or part of the decision making of this administration which has killed 2500 of our own.
And you really want to call what Bush did service? What a joke. Stick your heads back in the sand.
11:01 am [ Quote ]
“Dean absolutely REFUSES to participate in such one-on-one debates.” – Remember when the two were set to debate on Fox News Sunday or MTP, then the morning of the show he demanded they each do different interviews. Now no one can say that with both at the same location, same green room, and Dean makes that choice… he is most certainly a debate “cut ‘n runner.”
“Think Dean was comparing Jack Murtha and his service record to the lack of service of Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld.” – Happy, by that argument no one who is a war vet can have an opinion. The percentage of war vets in relation to this countries population is so small, he is saying the American public (in large) cannot have a voice. At least one can make the point Murtha actually has a point when such garbage is said. But think about it… A non-war vet, saying non-war vets should not criticize others. Logic please?
“the last time I check Dean wasn’t the President or part of the decision making of this administration which has killed 2500 of our own.” – Billw, I know you want to make it seem as though the President shot each one himself. But it was terrorists that killed them. I don’t say Clinton KILLED the men in Somalia. I criticize him for his response to that atrocity. But Bush didn’t “kill” the 2500, give me a break.
11:03 am [ Quote ]
Excuse me, no one who is NOT a war vet can have an opinion.
12:06 pm [ Quote ]
Dr. Demento still looks stoned in that pic.
12:40 pm [ Quote ]
Hey guys, the last time I check Dean wasn’t the President or part of the decision making of this administration which has killed 2500 of our own.
And you really want to call what Bush did service? What a joke. Stick your heads back in the sand.
You are a typical liberal; you have trouble identifying the enemy. It was IslamoFascist terrorist that killed over 2500 U.S. troops, over 300 innocent people on 9/11 and hundreds more around the world through acts of barbarous, murderous terrorism. It is the Bush administration and our wonderful military that has been defending America lives, Iraqi and Afghanistan lives, at the risk of their own lives and limbs.
12:41 pm [ Quote ]
Typo! I meant over 3000 lives on 9/11.
12:50 pm [ Quote ]
And you really want to call what Bush did service? What a joke. Stick your heads back in the sand.
Huh, I guess the ANG pilots who died in training and died in Vietnam were just jerking off on a ski slope like Dean.
Your hatred of the National Guard is disgusting, you sleazy liberal.
12:55 pm [ Quote ]
Did Maddy Albright, or anyone for that matter, in the Billy Buffoon Administration serve in the military.
Gore was a writer, but that’s it isn’t it…
Military service meant jackshit back then. Why would it mean anything now?
The answer is that it really doesn’t.
1:02 pm [ Quote ]
Cheney never served abroad?
Cheney served as the Secretary of Defense from March 1989 to January 1993 under President George H. W. Bush. He directed Operation Desert Storm in the Middle East. Visiting troops Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, he became the first secretary of state in history to visit an active war zone (where scud missiles continuously flew overhead). Certainly, he served his country abroad more so than Dean and arguably more than Murtha.
1:09 pm [ Quote ]
Howard Dean READ This if you are an Iraqi that is.
http://70.168.46.200/
http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/14796363.htm?template=contentModules/printstory.jsp
http://www.proteinwisdom.com/index.php/weblog/entry/20548/
^ this link is been blocked by the
DEM Party we are being blocked from seeing the ” truth ”
But there other sites that have that PROOF, PROOF
http://www.mfvov.org/blog/index.php?blog=5&title=documents_support_saddam_taliban_connect_1&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
Oh and this was not even ON CNN IT WAS NOT ON ABC BBC NOT EVEN ON CBC
IT WAS NOT ON ABC NBC, none of the
far left media did not report it
but has you know cnn PLAYS a game called GOP lied AND THERE BULL**
CNN Presents INTEL DEAD WRONG WHICH
IS More Faction then these Documents that have been found.
So what do you make of these Documents?
and is it a another blow to the farleft media for not reporting it?
1:10 pm [ Quote ]
Iraq War was Justified.
3:04 pm [ Quote ]
I noticed that HOWARD DEAN was on CNN the Communists News Network and we know how CNN leans over backwards to kiss the backsides of liberal demacraps
5:22 pm [ Quote ]
This “air conditioned office” thing is getting very old. Who doesn’t sit in an air conditioned office? And in doing so, does that make them incompetent and unable to perform? Is something secretly leaking out of the air conditioning units that destroys the human brain? Come on.
8:27 pm [ Quote ]
What med school actually let this clown in years ago? Inquiring minds want to know (so that they can tactfully avoid any other grads from that “institution”).
8:28 pm [ Quote ]
Oh yea…I had an “air conditioned office” also…it was called an F-15. Try again, Dean…you’re a tittering mass of ignorance…and the best thing that’s happened to the Repubs in years.
9:17 pm [ Quote ]
Howard Dean needs to retreat back to the Liberal state of Vermont, where he and his fags can all go to hell!
Hell- he ain’t even FROM Vermont! The bastard is from New York!
F*ckin fag-lovin peacenik- he wouldn’t stand up and fight for this country if a damn terrorist set off an IED right at his front door!
11:10 pm [ Quote ]
Cheney the coward, did not go to Vietnam neither did the other coward (his boss). I lost an uncle over there and for these 2 cowards to send 2500 americans to their deaths over a lie is a crime
11:56 pm [ Quote ]
over a lie is a crime?
nope IT WAS NOT A LIE
SIR it was not a LIE
!!
READ MY COMMENTS ON 24
http://70.168.46.200/
http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/14796363.htm?template=contentModules/printstory.jsp
http://www.mfvov.org/blog/index.php?blog=5&title=documents_support_saddam_taliban_connect_1&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
11:57 pm [ Quote ]
Theres your proof
and sir the Iraq War was Justified.
12:00 am [ Quote ]
2,500 americans died
and what did bill clinton do RIGHT???? NOTHING NOTHING
Thanks to bill clinton
In Somalia, there are Islamists begin cultural assaults and in bosnia to.
12:02 am [ Quote ]
How many times i am going to say this?