Though I rarely disagree with Mr. Klein, in this case I do.
p>We know two things about democrats. They do nothing very well and they lack any kind of courage. Their primary process proves the former and the latter will be proved by their choice of Barack Obama as their candidate. br> — Jay Molyneaux /p> p> It would appear that the Iraq Surrender Party is having a difficult time choosing a designated driver to take them over the cliff this year. Too bad. For the political party with the most undemocratic method of selecting a candidate, perhaps they should tear a page from the New Jersey play book and run Al Gore, who would appear to be their only viable candidate. Such fun and entertainment we haven’t seen since George “I’m 1000 per-cent behind Tom Eagleton” McGovern and “Come Clean for Gene” McCarthy. Hopefully they will riot in the streets of Denver to complete the “Back to the Future” scenario they seem so hell bent on re-enacting. Isn’t Ward Churchill nearby? Surely Bill Ayers can afford the bus ticket. One can only hope. br> — Patrick Slamon /p>
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