Howard Dean Supporters:

[Fairweather]

I suspect a lot of folks on this website have their eye on presidential candidate Howard Dean as a potential "savior" who would support many of their liberal causes. Nothing wrong with that.

 

But before you take your support to the next level, you'd better take a look at how this man, as president, might deal with the issue of individual liberties.

 

http://rutlandherald.nybor.com/News/Story/33681.html

 

Just "off the cuff" remarks, or insight into the mind of the man?

 

...and you thought John Ashcroft was scary!

Edited August 8, 2003 by Fairweather

[Sphinx]

Hah, Shrub will beat their asses!

[marylou]

I don't see how making those remarks means he supports such ideas, and frankly, with Patriot, a lot of what Dean alludes to in those remarks has become law.

 

 

[Fence_Sitter]

marylou said:

I don't see how making those remarks means he supports such ideas, and frankly, with Patriot, a lot of what Dean alludes to in those remarks has become law.

 

 

[fleblebleb]

Uh, I'm all for a snide little gremlin now and then, but wager this one is lost on (most of) us.

[AlpineK]

fleblebleb said:

Uh, I'm all for a snide little gremlin now and then, but wager this one is lost on (most of) us.

 

I'm not getting the joke either FS.

 

I'm not really sure who I would vote for right now, however I wouldn't hold the comments of any politician 3 days after Sept. 11 to a high standard.

 

How many of these horrible ideas are laws as of today?