Scott Ritter complements Howard Dean. Yeah!!!!!

[Larkspur]

http://www.alternet.org/waroniraq/21631/

What about Dean?

Dean has to be part of the process of rebuilding and that will take time. Dean cannot run for president, because Dean cannot run as a Democrat – the party is not set up to sustain someone like him. He is one of the exceptions in a corrupt party. He is also not corrupted by his voting record. He is someone who represents something, he did not vote for the war in Iraq, for example.

[candy]

1. Isn't it "compliments"? Different meanings I think.

[Nikki Stone 1]

2. Did Governor Dean have the opportunity to vote for war in Iraq?

Scott Ritter says, "He is someone who represents something, he did not vote for the war in Iraq, for example."

While I personally like Dean a lot, I wonder what he would have done had he been a senator during the vote.

[mzmolly]

3. No he didn't. And Ritter is a Republican thus his assertion that Dems

are a corrupt party. But, I'll take a compliment where I can get it.

[ProgressiveConn]

4. Thats not half as bad as hes said about the Republicans. =)

[mzmolly]

5. Indeed, he's waking the F up!

;)

[JNelson6563]

6. There IS corruption among Dems too

Why do you think so many of us are taking over the party structure where we are? Cleaning house.

Julie

[mzmolly]

7. Of course there is some corruption in every party, but I don't think

you can characterize the Democratic party as a whole ... as "corrupt"

:hi:

By the way I think your involvement is great Julie.

[JNelson6563]

8. Agreed

Afterall, we're not the Republicans. :toast:

Thanks for the kind words. Hope it's all good with you.

Julie