Are we ready for the Democrats to take their rightful place in our history books?
August 25, 2010
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John Kerry will be remembered for the longest face with a size 13 foot stuck in it’s mouth.
Hilary will be endeared for her grapefruit-size balls.
John Edwards for the most purdy hairdo.
Bill Clinton for the longest and most odorific cigars, and his fire-side chats in the Oval Office.
Oboma for the first speeches ever made with adult supervision.
And Al Gore for the most torrid romance with an elm tree, and carrying plane loads of ice cubes to the South Pole.
May we now, bow our heads, as they play “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”?
My God, how could I forget Howard Dean, who’ll always be remembered as the first guy to hit high ‘C’ in a “victory speech” SCREAM.
no
LOL
And the Republicans are so very perfect.
All better than what bush will be remembered for
Their rightful place in the History books? I can see it now -
“Democrats Comedies of Errors” by Hillary & Bill Clinton
You mean like in the footnotes?
It is repugnant that you think political debate equates to name calling. Grow up and read some basic theory!
So I opened up this question hoping that it was another chance for me to point out some liberal lies that are often posted on here, but I was pleasently surprised that we think the same way! Good show! And it sounds good.
Ready or not, is that all you got?
Can you give me some examples for Republicans? I’m sure that would be a real laff riot.
Haha, not only is it entertaining, but i get 2 points!
Bush is going to have a chapter, entitled:
“What Not to Do.”
Yes! it is about time. Every time the republican mess up we always have to come behind and clean up. AND why not sing the “”"THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC”
They won’t be remembered for starting a war or 28% approval ratings. 2008 is our year!
OH yes that is beautiful man
Yes.
Remember the Great Society was established under a democrat, Johnson.
The failure was due to overlooking the concept, not that most people did not want things to change for the better.
Hillary Clinton seems to be competent enough to bring in the changes we were promised in the Great Society, so yes the history of the Democratic Party remains significant. FDR was a demoncrat who saved the country, and Mrs. Clinton can too. I think she is far more qualified and educated than FDR was. Yes, I think she could get the country back on track.