Tucker says that Gore was questioning *'s patriotism at his speech

[mot78]

And while he said that, he also claimed that not one Republican has questioned our patriotism. :crazy:

[Hamlette]

1. Yeah, I heard that...is that true???

No "elected republican" has ever questioned the patriotism of any democrat???

Anyone wanna look for quotes?

[Frodo]

2. No point in trying...

... the key word here is "elected".

[LisaM]

3. What about Saxby Chambliss v. Max Cleland?

I never saw the ads, but I heard plenty about them.

[ramapo]

4. Can dish it out, can't take it. Big babies...

Questioning the patriotism of Democrats is one of the top ten in the Republican playbook.

[GainesT1958]

5. Of course no one ever questioned Max Cleland's patriotism in 2002, right?

...WRONG! :mad:

And no Repub is questionning Gen. Clark's, or John Kerry's, patriotism now, right...WRONG!! :mad:

Chickenhawks are especially good at one thing...exhuding a really big SMOKE SCREEN when they're about to be caught! :grr:

B-)

[Wickerman]

6. Name one thing Bush* has ever done to serve his country

that didn't better serve George W. Bush first.

waiting....


damn, I would love to have an animated tumbleweed that could blow across the screen.

[Caution]

7. one name

Ann Coulter

[indepat]

8. The most patriotic act a sitting president can do, IMHO, is to protect,

defend, and preserve the Constitution of the United States, that is uphold the oath of office. If this assertion has any validity, the answer as to someone's patriotism might lie in their stand on the Patriot Acts, first-amendment zones, the branding as un-American, unpatriotic, and/or treasonous of anyone who would dare disagree/voice dissent.