Reply #14: Oh, Mr. Hound.... [View All]

[The Magistrate]

Purest swill, although it is a pleasure to see you citing Mr. From of the Democratic Leadership Council as a source for the hogswallop.

It is telling that, in the article, no source is given for the "polling data" cited, and it is a claim that contradicts the reports of the exit polling consortium, which have been widely reported, and appeared in the New York Times once again a day or so ago. These are quite clear that the number of Democrats voting for Wrecker Nader was twice the number of Republicans doing so. These alibis for the wretch are growing damned tiresome, and bespeak a fundamental desire to evade responsibility on the part of his adnherents. Mr. From in this article is at pains to try and demonstrate Vice-President Gore lost through running too far to the left, and so seeks to checkmate any argument in favor of doing so that may presented along the lines most adherents of Wrecker Nader here attempt, namely that if a Democrat runs to the left he will gain great numbers of left and progressive votes, as typified by the draw of Wrecker Nader in '00. Mr. From is arguing for abandoning the left entirely, for a more centerist and up-scale orientation, and seeking to demonstate at all costs that the loss occured because this was not done. He is no more interested in the facts of the matter than any other ideologue with a case to make.

"Kill one, warn one hundred."

"LET'S GO GET THOSE BUSH BASTARDS!"