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9/7 Want proof that Howard Dean is a left wing nut socialist?
http://tinyurl.com/8hhws
\_ If you ask a black person from New Orleans, what do you think
they would say? Well, they must be wrong, then. Obviously.
Black people are always screaming racism this racism that.
And that means Dean is also nuts.
\_ Why don't you just say, "Dubya treated the black people of New
Orleans the same way that he would have treated his loyal base
had disaster befallen them. Obviously. Therefore, Dean is a left
wing nut socialist."
Or how about, "Sure, race is a factor in everything. That's just
the reality. But Dean is just stirring the pot for political gain,
and that only divides America. Therefore, Dean is a left wing nut
socialist."
What sounds better to you? Yes, for some reason, I do appear to
be helping your original post.
\_ Big deal. John Edwards was preaching class warfare last week.
\_ I love it when Republicans say stuff like "We give a
big tax cut for dividends and the Democrats turn it into
class warfare"
\_ If nothing else, they are masters of pre-emptively
taking away their opponents position so that all
the other side can say is "Nuh uh, you are!" |
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| tinyurl.com/8hhws -> www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,168745,00.html search) on Wednesday at the group's annual meetin g Dean, chairman of the Democratic party, made the comments to the Baptists ' Political and Social Justice Commission. The Baptist Convention, with an estimated 35 million members, is one of the largest black religious groups in the country. come to terms with the ugly truth that skin color, age and e conomics played a deadly role in who survived and who did not," Dean sai d Dean said Americans have a moral responsibility to not ignore the devasta ting damage caused by Hurricane Katrina when it struck the Gulf Coast. The former presidential candidate said the government will be judged by h ow it treats the old, the young and the poor. Dean said that instead of considering proposed estate tax breaks, the Sen ate should channel the money into disaster relief. "Shall we give that to the wealthiest people in the country, or should we rebuild New Orleans?" Dean also urged the government to exempt victims of Hurricane Katrina fro m a stricter new bankruptcy law for one year. Ken Mehlman, Dean's counterpart at the Republican National Committee, sai d he hoped Dean "will match his rhetoric with his support for reforms th at replace bureaucracy and entitlement with hope and opportunity." Stephen J Thurston, president of the Baptist Convention, said there was a lack of response and sensitivity by the government following the Gulf Coast disaster. |