Comments that haven't yet made the NationL Television Evening News:<br>========================================= =====<br><br>**********From the Donkey's Mouth®**********<br>********** www.donkeysmouth.com **********<br><br>Democrats in their own words<br>a free biweekly email newsletter <br><br>***Quote of the Week - Thank Goodness for North Korea ***<br><br>“There are a lot of people in Washington and elsewhere who believe that one of the reasons the administration won't do that [restart dialogue with North Korea] is that you need a boogeyman over there in order to be able to build a missile defense.”<br><br>U.S. Sen. John Kerry (D-MA)<br>Boston Herald<br>April 7, 2003 <br><br><br>***War is a Cover Up?***<br><br>“Our brave president orders the assassination of an inhumane dictator to cover the fact that he can't catch bin Laden.”<br><br>U.S. Rep. Fortney “Pete” Stark (D-CA)<br>San Jose Mercury News<br>March 23, 2003 <br><br><br>***Come Again?***<br><br>&quot;Contrary to international law and against every decent instinct, we are engaging in what will come to be seen as a massacre in Iraq…”<br><br>U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-NY )<br>Daily Freeman<br>March 26, 2003 <br><br><br>***Rangel - Free Lancing for Al Jazeera?***<br><br>“Listen there could be a whole lot of things we should do when a country is corrupt and dishonest and they lie and they cheat and you don't trust them…But I'm saying I just don't believe that you bomb women and children in order to enforce something against a lying cheat, that's all.”<br><br>U.S. Rep. Charlie Rangel<br>Hannity &amp; Colmes<br>March 27, 2003 <br><br><br>***This War is Unjust &amp; Immoral***<br><br>&quot;This war has been advanced on lie upon lie…Iraq was not responsible for 9/11. Iraq was not responsible for any role Al Qaeda may have had in 9/11…Rescue this nation from a war that is wrong, that is unjust, that is immoral.&quot;<br><br>Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH)<br>Los Angeles Times<br>April 2, 2003 <br><br><br>***Tariq Aziz Couldn’t Have Said it Better***<br><br>“The war in Iraq developed … from ‘a messianic militaristic determination turned by a closed mind, facilitated by a cowering Congress and opposition Democrat Party and undeterred by a 'probing' press.’…Bush is acting ‘in effect as a selected dictator … For a cheap political advantage, the administration will destroy freedoms and civil rights, undermine our economy and destroy the position of the United States in the world.’” <br><br>Ralph Nader<br>San Jose Mercury News<br>March 23, 2003 <br><br><br>***Kucinich: It’s 1984!***<br><br>“This Bush administration is trying to achieve the militarization of thought in our culture. They've achieved a level of fear with Orwellian overtones.&quot; <br><br>Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D – OH)<br>In These Times<br>March 31, 2003 <br><br><br>***Kerry Equates Bush with Saddam, Calls for U.S. “Regime Change”***<br><br>‘What we need now is not just a regime change in Saddam Hussein and Iraq, but we need a regime change in the United States … I believe we can have a golden age of American diplomacy…But it will take a new president who is prepared to lead, and who has, frankly, a little more experience than visiting the sum total of two countries’ before taking office.” <br><br>U.S. Sen. John Kerry<br>Boston Globe<br>April 3, 2003 <br><br><br>***War with Iraq Bad; Kyoto Treaty Good; Look for More Government***<br><br>&quot;My candidacy steps forward and says, 'Hey, stop! Hold it!' We're losing what's dear to our country. We have a foreign policy that's setting the stage for new wars … The polar ice caps are still melting. Islands in the Pacific are seeing the water rising. Meteorological changes suggest that global climate change is here to stay. The Kyoto climate change treaty is urgent. The U.S. has to recognize the interconnectedness, interdependence, of the world. We're not doing it. I'm looking at the entire structure of our society and saying, how can government be relevant?&quot;<br><br>U.S. Rep. Dennis Kuchinich<br>The Progressive<br>April, 2003 <br><br><br>***And Now a Word from Hollywood:***<br><br>&quot;We have a president for whom English is a second language. He's like 'We have to get rid of dictators,' but he's pretty much one himself.”<br><br>Robin Williams, Actor/Activist<br>San Francisco Chronicle<br>March 31, 2003 <br><br><br>***A Blast from the Past***<br><br>&quot;Putting our full military might into Iraq will weaken our efforts to combat terrorism.”<br><br>George McGovern, Former Democratic<br> Nominee for President<br>Wyoming Tribune-Eagle<br>March 26, 2003 <br><br><br><br>DW

 

Absolutely amazing and disgusting. If you are a democrat, everything &quot;the other guys&quot; do is wrong. If you are a republican, everything &quot;the other guys&quot; do is wrong. Where are some Americans? <br><br>89% of the Americans polled agree the war was necessary. Does that mean that Hollywood and the Democrats only make up 11% of our nation? Strange people, polititions and Hollywood.<br><br>ShuttingUpBeforeHeGetsWoundUpAnd InTroubleWithTheBigGuyBob

 

All people whom I really trust (sarcasm). : : Especially Robin Williams. Nothing better to base your political opinions on than the ramblings of an uneducated, recovering coke addict (more sarcasm).

 

The pity is that once Iraqi's are free and self governing, all these &quot;heroes&quot; of ours will &quot;forget&quot; their statements, go into denial, and claim victory was only achieved through their self sacrificing efforts. What's even worse, when it comes time to evict these individuals from office at election time, they will get away with their proclamations. Just remember, some of them have presidential aspirations. Remember, Remember.<br><br>~Dave

 

[quote author=NWDave link=board=10;threadid=13332;start=0#125948 date=1049893028]
...Just remember, some of them have presidential aspirations. Remember, Remember.

~Dave
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That is almost as scary as wondering what if Gore had won the last presidential election!

CR

 

[quote author=cr1998 link=board=10;threadid=13332;start=0#126107 date=1049918657]<br>[quote author=NWDave link=board=10;threadid=13332;start=0#125948 date=1049893028]<br>...Just remember, some of them have presidential aspirations. Remember, Remember.<br><br>~Dave<br>[/quote]<br><br>That is almost as scary as wondering what if Gore had won the last presidential election! <br><br>CR<br>[/quote]<br>He'd probably try convincing us to forgive and forget the World Trade Center.

 

I just found this one. Classic.



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