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Dems.in 06?

from PolMach Forums
After their overwhelming defeat this past election their has been much talk of whats next for the party. New leaders in the senate and DNC are needed, so for the senate the democrats naturally chose somenone from their party considered concervative. Wait a minute is that really the face of the Party? As for the new DNC chairman its rummored to be either Howard Dean or John Edwards. Wait a minute didn't both of these people loose the parties presidential ticket? As is seen the article Democratic Party In The 21st Century[/I We really are sinking back to our older leader instead of the newer younger faces. (With esception to Edwards and Obama) Will the Democrats close the gap or just fade out. After all we've been around for at least 176 years. Is it time we change our party?
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Reply #51 from JoeUser Forums Top
As for many "humerous" remarks coming from Concervitive leaders, they are not funny.


I agree. They are not funny, and they are in very bad taste. Downright offensive.
Reply #52 from JoeUser Forums Top
Michael Moore is not the face of our party. As for many "humerous" remarks coming from Concervitive leaders, they are not funny.


Perhaps "face" is a bit too much, but surely there must be some implication that the Democrats either endorse, support, or condone the works of Michael Moore to let him sit where he sat in the presidential election.

As for the "humorous" remarks by conservative leaders, can you give some examples and were they truly intended to be humorous or were they, like Michael Moore's comments in F9/11, only called "jokes" after they were proven to be wrong and ridiculous?
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Reply #53 from PolMach Forums Top
Perhaps "face" is a bit too much, but surely there must be some implication that the Democrats either endorse, support, or condone the works of Michael Moore to let him sit where he sat in the presidential election.


That I must say I do agree with.

As for the "humorous" remarks by conservative leaders, can you give some examples and were they truly intended to be humorous or were they, like Michael Moore's comments in F9/11, only called "jokes" after they were proven to be wrong and ridiculous?


How about the time he had that picture of him and his staff all lying around going where are the WMD in a comical way at his fundraiser even though some 1000 Americans had died looking for them.
Reply #54 from JoeUser Forums Top
Colin Powell is the only one on the previous Bush Cabinet with a head on his shoulders


AMEN to that!!