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Blaming Democrats First

12.24.02 @ 12:01AM

And last, and at all points in between. But can Republicans survive now that they're really in control? Plus: Gallic insults. And much more.
p> PROBLEM SOLVED br> Re: Enemy Central's Patty Cake : /p> p>Senator Murray's praise of Bin Ladin, though stupid, is not isolated. Blaming America for radical Islamic attacks on our citizens and admiration for the "great works" of Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda is a theme that runs deep and wide in the Democratic Party professional political class. Most are too smart to say out loud what Murray said, but a great majority of politically active Democrats do believe America is the problem, not our sworn enemies. br> -- Bob Hinkley br> Edina, MN /p> p> AMERICAN BOLSHIES : br> Re: Lawrence Henry's
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