Reply #19: If the election fraud is a big deal [View All]

[Zensea]

one speech by Dean simultaneous with a particular hearing is not going to make one whit of difference. If it's a big deal, then it will keep going. If Dean's single speech and the alleged distraction of it made the hearings dead in the water then that would just indicate the hearings were all hat no cattle. If they have serious, credible information it will keep going.

If the media are going to ignore the hearings, they will whether Dean is giving a speech or not. If it wasn't Dean's speech it would be something else to distract.

How do you think the people who made plans to be at Dean's speech would have felt if he had changed the plans to not conflict with the hearings?

Is all political activity supposed to come to a standstill because of some hearings in DC?

Let's be reasonable, not irrational about this.

I guess some people just look for any excuse they can find to bag on Dean.