Willis: The Party of Harry Reid

Charles Johnsonfollow me on twitter
Thu Mar 17, 2005 at 7:19 am PST • Views: 288

Joe Lieberman’s latest sensible statement has evoked an unintentionally hilarious rant from the left’s dumbest blogger, quoted as a source today by the left’s nastiest blogger: Joe Lieberman Should Leave The Democratic Party. (Hat tip: Soxblog.)

Senator Lieberman, if you hate Democrats so much - leave. Leave. Go away. Join the Republicans, join the Libertarians, become an independent - whatever the hell you want to do but leave the Democratic party. You’re not fit to work in Washington under the party of Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, John Kerry, Harry Reid, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden or any of the other millions of us who believe in the promise of America.

UPDATE at 3/17/05 9:02:41 am:

From James Lileks:

This morning I was clicking around, following some links about Wolfowitz’ nomination to the World Bank (mrghmghfm) (surpressing mad laughter) (mrghmghfm) (Sorry, mwa HAHAHAHAHA) and encountered one of those brand-name sites I don’t visit much because the proprietor has nothing to say and no particular skill at saying it. He referred to that “filthy Wolfowitz.”

Do you often come across the word “filthy” applied to many politicians? No. Can you recall which group, in the last, oh, 60 years, got tarred with that word most frequently? Just curious. If the word rings no bells for you, then I’m overreacting. Obviously rung no bells for the author. I expect he will be equally unaffected if Trent Lott refers to “that uppity Rev. Jackson.”

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 Frank says:

Ever try to have a conversation with someone on drugs? It just doesn't work... -- Sometime during the summer of 1987, when asked by a DC reporter, "what are your feelings on the war on drugs?" His first response was to criticize the inherent invasion of privacy, followed by the above statement against drug use.