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Cascadian

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Fri Nov-17-06 03:45 PM
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16. He maybe somewhat conservative but....

at least he had the honesty to say he regretted voting for the Iraq invasion and now he is making up for it. That is more than what you can say about Hillary Clinton. This is why Murtha was shoved aside. Any Democrat who continues to support this war and using differing "talking points" that amount to still staying the course with Iraq does not deserve to be in office let alone be President. That also means Hillary!

John

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-Murtha loses Majority job, Carville calls for Dean to be fired. The DLC?	Cascadian	Nov-17-06 03:19 PM	#0
- The House troops supported Hoyer.	Kagemusha	Nov-17-06 03:23 PM	#1
- Well they may have voted but I think something does not add up.	Cascadian	Nov-17-06 03:25 PM	#2
- Oh! I really agree with you...the DLC have their fingers in the Hoyer,	movonne	Nov-17-06 03:36 PM	#10
- And you know full well they want Hillary to be the nominee.	Cascadian	Nov-17-06 03:38 PM	#11
- If the DLC accepts House members then I suppose yes	Kagemusha	Nov-17-06 03:45 PM	#15
- other than Iraq	sabbat hunter	Nov-17-06 03:25 PM	#3
- There in a free fall the media is all over the dem's before they are...	bigdarryl	Nov-17-06 03:25 PM	#4
- Hoyer, BTW, is consistently more liberal than Murtha (except on Iraq). NT	NYCGirl	Nov-17-06 03:26 PM	#5
- Yes. That is why I am slightly glad Hoyer won. I still like Murtha though. nt	skipos	Nov-17-06 03:29 PM	#7
- He maybe somewhat conservative but....	Cascadian	Nov-17-06 03:45 PM	#16
- Who's talking about Hillary? I was talking about Hoyer vs. Murtha. NT	NYCGirl	Nov-17-06 06:44 PM	#18
- Both plus Carville is a quisling	mitchtv	Nov-17-06 03:29 PM	#6
- It took a lot more than the DLC's 60-68 members to vote down Murtha.	wyldwolf	Nov-17-06 03:31 PM	#8
- Carville wants Dean out so they can put a Clinton loyalist in.	blm	Nov-17-06 03:35 PM	#9
- I agree with you. The media are also pushing Hillary and McCain	DemBones DemBones	Nov-17-06 08:25 PM	#20
- I'm disappointed too. Jim Moran was just interviewed on MSNBC	partylessinOhio	Nov-17-06 03:40 PM	#12
- Joe Lieberman's loss in primary was a shot at DLC	johnlal	Nov-17-06 03:41 PM	#13
- Other than Carville, I haven't heard one person say that Dean should go	Freddie Stubbs	Nov-17-06 03:44 PM	#14
- Agree...the hug was...	elizm	Nov-17-06 04:04 PM	#17
- What did Steny do wrong?	jzodda	Nov-17-06 08:16 PM	#19
- I guess the House isn't filled with one issue voters	LittleClarkie	Nov-17-06 08:28 PM	#21
- The DLC is trying to accrue the power unto itself that it wouldn't have without Howard	dpbrown	Nov-17-06 08:58 PM	#22
- Robert Reich	sandnsea	Nov-18-06 04:06 AM	#23

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