DR DUH (DEAN) STRIKES AGAIN
Alright, Howard Dean is trying to win support in the South. I guess Dean truly believes we are yokels. He will not get much support in the South.
Here's why.
First, his aversion to religion is more than evident. In early 2004, Dean told people he was religious, but felt it best that every keep their faith to themselves. Anyone else think that contradicts the Great Commission? It does. Faith is something you wear and your sleeve, and not something you have to flaunt or show up in a Catholic or black church with during your party's primaries. Howard, John Kerry, are you listening. Most in the South are devout enough to know who's a real Christian, or genuinely seeking God with all the pitfalls, versus some poser or liberal Pharisee.
Second, Howard said he wanted to appeal to everyone with a Confederate flag in their pickup. Al Sharpton picked up on this one during a debate. So did John Kerry. I wonder if the conservatives and Southerners can pick up on this posturing? They can. Most Southern States, if not all were predominantly Bush territory. Even Florida swung more to Bush this election. Howard must think us all a bunch of Bo and Luke Dukes and our gals Daisy Duke and our pal Cooter and Uncle Jesse. Hey, let's have a hootnanny! Hyuh hyuh. Sorry Howie, implying we all go offroading and telling black jokes is not cool. Even if those with Stars and Bars, and many are not prejudiced, did listen it would be fleeting. Howard, you need to appeal to everyone in the south and that is not going to happen.
Third, he gets emotional and whacky. Implying Bush is responsible for 9-11 and The Scream Heard Round the World will freak out normal people, let alone us Southerners. Gee, Mervis, they guy done scream! I am a Texan and a Southerner and take offense to analogies that we are all rednecks or stupid or evil. Second, I don't think a real leader screams and makes up Michael Moore crap. Howard is appealing to hotheads, not most of the South which thinks things through.
Now he's trying Scriptures. If he quotes- Pride go before the fall and destruction, I will think "irony." And so do many of us in the South, college educated or not. We know the real thing here.
Howard Dean is not it.....
LINK: http://www.tennessean.com/government/archives/05/03/67294794.shtml?Element_ID=67294794
Here's why.
First, his aversion to religion is more than evident. In early 2004, Dean told people he was religious, but felt it best that every keep their faith to themselves. Anyone else think that contradicts the Great Commission? It does. Faith is something you wear and your sleeve, and not something you have to flaunt or show up in a Catholic or black church with during your party's primaries. Howard, John Kerry, are you listening. Most in the South are devout enough to know who's a real Christian, or genuinely seeking God with all the pitfalls, versus some poser or liberal Pharisee.
Second, Howard said he wanted to appeal to everyone with a Confederate flag in their pickup. Al Sharpton picked up on this one during a debate. So did John Kerry. I wonder if the conservatives and Southerners can pick up on this posturing? They can. Most Southern States, if not all were predominantly Bush territory. Even Florida swung more to Bush this election. Howard must think us all a bunch of Bo and Luke Dukes and our gals Daisy Duke and our pal Cooter and Uncle Jesse. Hey, let's have a hootnanny! Hyuh hyuh. Sorry Howie, implying we all go offroading and telling black jokes is not cool. Even if those with Stars and Bars, and many are not prejudiced, did listen it would be fleeting. Howard, you need to appeal to everyone in the south and that is not going to happen.
Third, he gets emotional and whacky. Implying Bush is responsible for 9-11 and The Scream Heard Round the World will freak out normal people, let alone us Southerners. Gee, Mervis, they guy done scream! I am a Texan and a Southerner and take offense to analogies that we are all rednecks or stupid or evil. Second, I don't think a real leader screams and makes up Michael Moore crap. Howard is appealing to hotheads, not most of the South which thinks things through.
Now he's trying Scriptures. If he quotes- Pride go before the fall and destruction, I will think "irony." And so do many of us in the South, college educated or not. We know the real thing here.
Howard Dean is not it.....
LINK: http://www.tennessean.com/government/archives/05/03/67294794.shtml?Element_ID=67294794
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