Mitch Daniels just had his ass handed to him by Stephan Corbert

[WCGreen]

On the real topic, why does every GOP book sound the same.

It's the same bull shit over and over and over again, blah blah, blah, blah, blah.

Repeat that people are smart enough to make up their own minds and yet Mr. Daniels has supported a candidate who refuses to give any details about anything he is going to do.

Bull shit, that's all there is...

On edit, Daniels says that when he took the job at Purdue, he agreed to not take sides and yet he writes a partisan book. I guess publishing it right before he takes the job at Purdue. That's the problem with a lot of politicians but it seems more so on the right than on the left. It's ridiculous to think releasing a partisan book before you take a job you promised to not be partisan....

Well, I find it disingenuous and I would say the same of a Democrat doing the same.

[Contrary1]

1. Here in Indiana, we're curious as to which buildings at Purdue the yard gnome will sell first.

I'm only sorry that he didn't run for the Repub nomination, he has a lot of secrets that would finish him if they ever came to light.

[silvershadow]

4. +1

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Maybe it was a matter of timing for him.

I'm just guessing, though.

[silvershadow]

5. I honestly don't know how he ties his shoes. I was so thankful when his gubernatorial reign was

coming to a close, and he declined to enter the Presidential race. I assumed he would return to the private sector, or go to Washington to lobby. It never entered my mind that he would take yet another state job. I can only imagine the damage he will do there.

[Angry Dragon]

3. the turtle is just a pile of medical waste

[AngryOldDem]

6. The book came out more than a year ago.

I read it out of curiosity, and it is the same old conservative crap that if you work hard and play nice, and if government gets out of the way, you too can be a success in America.