Oh, It's the Right Wing's Fault That Howie is a Raving Idiot
The Donks are coming to the defense of Howie Dean and his raving mouth, and naturally it's the "Right Wing's" fault.
Yep, it's our fault, we put all those hateful words into Howie mouth. And there is a little Republican Devil on Howie's shoulder whispering into his ear calling Republican's "Evil". The Donks are just trying to cover-up for Howie and his screaming, because they know, that we know, that Howie is speaking the true feelings of the Donks. This is just a typical Donk media ploy at misdirection of the problem, which is Howie and his HATE!! I don't think the trick is going to work, too many people have seen this trick and will not be suckered in. The Donk's only hope is that people will forget what Howie said by next year's elections, but I bet that it comes up again.
Mr Minority
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate yesterday blamed "the right wing" and elements of the press "in service to it" for repeating Howard Dean's remarks about Republicans and inflating them out of proportion.
"I think we all understand what's happening with you all," said Senate Minority Whip Richard J. Durbin, in remarks echoing Hillary Rodham Clinton's blaming a "vast right-wing conspiracy" for her husband's legal-ethical woes.
"The right wing has got the agenda moving. Fox [News Channel] and everybody's got the agenda. It's all about Howard Dean. You've bought into it," Mr. Durbin said.
"You can't let up on it. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves."
Mr. Dean, who took over as chairman of the Democratic National Committee four months ago, has caused a stir with a string of public statements that he "hates the Republican Party and everything it stands for" and that its members are "liars," "evil," "corrupt" and "brain-dead."
Senate Democrats emerged from a Capitol Hill meeting with Mr. Dean, a former Vermont governor, yesterday touting their message of the day: Change the subject.
"As all of you know, there isn't a single person, whether it's any of us in this room or Governor Dean or [Republican National Committee chairman Ken] Mehlman, that haven't misspoken," Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, Nevada Democrat, said at a photo opportunity with Mr. Dean in his Senate office before that meeting.
Yep, it's our fault, we put all those hateful words into Howie mouth. And there is a little Republican Devil on Howie's shoulder whispering into his ear calling Republican's "Evil". The Donks are just trying to cover-up for Howie and his screaming, because they know, that we know, that Howie is speaking the true feelings of the Donks. This is just a typical Donk media ploy at misdirection of the problem, which is Howie and his HATE!! I don't think the trick is going to work, too many people have seen this trick and will not be suckered in. The Donk's only hope is that people will forget what Howie said by next year's elections, but I bet that it comes up again.
Mr Minority
