“They believed that despite the fact that their presidential candidate was the most ridiculous presidential candidate since, well, since General Wesley Clark, who could not have been more preposterous if he had run as a nudist. Of course, if Franklin Roosevelt were resurrected and forced to enunciate the positions of today’s national Democratic Party he too would probably have lost in 2004.”
This is so wrong!! How could you say that?
p>Kucinich was more preposterous than either D. br> — Sherri /p> p> Having read Mr. Reid’s caustic analysis of Justice Thomas’ tenure on the Supreme Court, I decided to visit the senator’s website to gain some glimmer into this legal giant’s bona fides. As one might imagine, Mr. Reid is a legal mediocrity of the first order. By his own admission, his legal benchmarks consist of a stint as Henderson City city attorney as well as serving on the Nevada Gaming Commission. A vague reference to private law practice offers no accomplishments during this tenure. As is the case of many professional lawyer legislators, Mr. Reid is long on politics and short on legal accomplishments. Perhaps if Mr. Russert had made some inquiry of Mr. Reid’s legal acuity, after his “learned” analysis of Justice Thomas, we all could have enjoyed a good laugh over this pompous legal lightweight. br> — A. DiPentima, Esq.
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