James Carville wants Dean out despite his success because he's...

[rocktivity]

:shrug:
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[AndyA]

1. You only have to consider who Carville sleeps with to get the big picture.

No one could cuddle up to a snake like that if they had half a lick of sense in their noggin. That woman is vile. Carville should just shut up, take his toys and go home.

[bemildred]

2. Other: horribly jealous of his success. nt

[rocktivity]

7. Added jealousy as a choice--thanks!

:headbang:
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[Ishoutandscream2]

23. Absolutely jealous!

Carville didn't mastermind the victory, thus he has to pout and cast aspersions at the new kid on the block, aka Dean.

[Dhalgren]

3. How about "All of the above"?

[Debi]

4. I'm sorry, I do not see

BATSHIT INSANELY JEALOUS anywhere in the poll :shrug:

[grizmaster]

5. add another option- Carville's advice isn't worth sh!t

just a jealous failure pissed he's not Dean

[Andreas Baader]

6. Carville...

lost his touch years ago.

Howard's 1 for 1.

[BlueCaliDem]

8. Carville now wants things to go back to the same-o, same-o DLC...

...Repub-lite Democratic caucus (you know, the one that empowered the reichwingers, and showed the independents how weak the Democrats were so that we lost election, after election?).

And Chairman Dean threatens that process with his success, and showing disheartened Progressive Democrats the "Democratic Wing of the Democratic Party" giving us hope.

Now we won majorities, the DLC has begun a war to yank us right back to that losing position (somewhere in-between Bush-Repubs and Lott-Repubs) in today's politics has begun, and all for what? The most of corporate dollars??

[Hippo_Tron]

9. Carville isn't inherently a DLC loyalist

He was very upset over many of the provisions in Clinton's Welfare Reform bill and he was against the Iraq War as I recall.

I think the 15th minute answer is the correct one.

[Cha]

10. I might have chosen something

else but from reading other threads and thinking about this I've decided that ol' mr mary matlin is putting his head out there for the dlc, maybe more specifically the clintons to get rid of Dean(who's for the People) and get someone in there like terry mccauliff(who was a terrific corporate fund raiser I've read). :shrug:

[John Q. Citizen]

11. A shill for Hillary, and he also wants someone in there who will give him a job!

[Sam Odom]

17. Ditto

the Clintons want 'their' guy to run the DNC during her run for the Prez

[creeksneakers2]

31. Dean isn't up for reelection

Dean has a four year term. He could be removed by a majority of the committee. That would take a major effort and a candidate to attract votes away from Dean. It makes no sense for the Clintons to go after Dean. All they end up with is a divided party, which they would have to go to for votes down the road.

There is no big advantage in having your guy at the DNC. The DNC chair has to remain neutral in primary races and must support the nominee in the general. Having their own man there would do little to benefit the Clintons.

[blm]

33. Heh....

.

[LaPera]

12. ALL the above!!

:nopity:

[damntexdem]

13. As inviting as the fifteenth-minute option was, ...

I had to pick DLC. Sure, I could be happy with either; but I fear that he's NOT down to his fifteenth minute.

[msongs]

14. howard is a sexy stud & carville looks like an emaciated zombie?

[Totally Committed]

18. Howard is a sexy stud?

I never really saw him that way, but.... that's why there is chocolate AND vanilla in this world. LOL!

TC

[NoPasaran]

32. I guess you've never visited

Crushies For Dean

[Cha]

19. You gave me a

Laugh! :D

[Gidney N Cloyd]

15. Gotta go with 'hustle up a new job." To me, the Matelin Factor means

he's a hired gun, that the only reason we've assumed he's a Democrat is that Carville knows we Dems prefer true believers over winning bidders so he's careful not to play both sides of the aisle, ala Dick Morris.

[blm]

16. The REAL ANSWER: Because Bill and Hillary told him to do it.

.

[McCamy Taylor]

20. His wife has him by the short hairs

[rocktivity]

21. Thursday kick

I want at least 100 votes, dammit!

:)
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[Buzz Clik]

22. None of the above.

How many of these fucking threads do we need?

What a bunch of goddam sheep.

[Sturmrabe]

24. Jealous, aye

Clinton drone, aye...

Hilliary needs to stay the Hel away from 08 for good of the nation... she's just too damn galvanizing to the right

[meow2u3]

25. Carville to Dean: I N V U

IOW, Carville is pathologically jealous of Dean's success. If Carville weren't in bed with the DLC corporate wing and out of touch with the people, he'd have more success, too.

[FreeStateDemocrat]

26. Pimping for Hillary and his own selfish agenda

[greeneggs708]

27. Yawn

Yeah, Carville is the big problem in America.

Please get a life.

[IronLionZion]

28. ...

:puke:

I think Mary wears the pants in their family, but I voted Jealousy.

[Placebo]

29. ...knows Dean is bad at the DNC.

Wasn't an option.

[Solon]

37. I know, Dean has been a complete disaster for the party, that "50 state"...

strategy of his assured that we wouldn't win back Congress this year. Complete and total disaster, yeah, totally. :sarcasm:

[OzarkDem]

30. He's making a fool of himself

How more ludicrous can he get?

The GOP fired their chair for losing and Carville thinks we should fire Dean because he helped us win? :crazy:

[MODemocrat]

34. James Carville changed "for the worst"

He just doesn't have it anymore, period. He's completely out of touch, and of course, he's jealous of
Howard Dean's success. :nopity: :nopity: :nopity:

[IndianaGreen]

35. Answer: Other

Carville is a Clinton hatchet man, and he wants the DNC in the hands of a Clintonista.

[MaineDem]

36. He's upset power is going to the states

Strenghtening the state parties will take power away from any campaign Carvilee gets associated with come primary and campaign time. I think he's worried about that.

[Ediacara]

38. I voted for 15th minute, but he's really on his 19th....