No idea how she sells on mainstreet USA

[Archaea]

but if she wants the title, angry bitch, she sure has it.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,187000,00.html

Let's see Condelezza Rice doesn't get criticism for being a woman, but then again she's not an angry whacko bitch, but an articulate, somewhat conservative woman, who bites her tongue.

[il Padrino Ute]

"When you vote to consistently raise people's taxes, vote against common sense judicial nominees and use Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday to divide Americans along racial lines, you're likely to encourage criticism of both your ideas and temperament."

So says RNC spokeswoman, Tara Wall.

Well said, Ms. Reid, well said.

Mrs. Clinton plays the victim so well. But I suppose when you think that you're never wrong, that just comes naturally.

Here's to her doing the country a favor and not running for office; however, I doubt she is capable of putting the country ahead of her own selfish goals. She's really no different than any other politician in that regard, but she is the one politician that I'd never cut some slack.

[RockyBalboa]

Well said Il Pad...and that is the main fundamental problems with the liberals.

Their platform is mostly based on victim thinking and is devoid of personal accountability and responsibility.

It's funny that one of their own..JFK said...."Ask not what can your country do for you, but what you can do for your country".......they've forgotten that and mire their supporters in scare tactics and the quicksand of believing that they're victims.

[outlier]

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa

Their platform is mostly based on victim thinking and is devoid of personal accountability and responsibility.

The thing that frustrates me about the dems is that there's actually some sound economic philosophy behind their platform. They just don't bother mentioning any of that and instead just pander to the lowest common denominators. Yes, worse than Republicans do.

I had a very interesting Dem econ professor in grad school -- he was eye-opening and helped me understand how it is that rich people (e.g., everyone in Silicon Valley) can support Democrats and how, at least theoretically (cuz good luck at empirically proving economic philosophy), social programs and increased spending can have overall net positive impacts on per capita GDP and median quality of life.

Granted, he was a moderate Dem.

And granted, it doesn't matter, since no party's going to campaign based on reason and rationale while they've got an electorate incapable of discerning reality.

Kodos in '08!

o