Reply #119: I read the article, I didn't see that Will was making [View All]

[nomatrix]

a big deal about it. He reported some of the grumblings. If any of the other candidates or Pres. Clinton spoke on the same day, the grumblings would have been the same. So no it wasn't all about Howard Dean.

I think you are right about it being the problem of the DNC, DLC, Kerry/Edwards and every taxpayer in the U.S.

It is about the demise of the United States. The hearing should have been packed. We should be in the streets. People are not outraged. Why? Because it hasn't tipped their comfort zone yet. The draft, the new taxes we'll pay or maybe when they shut the Internet down, something will eventually move this country. I don't think the exodus from the administration is just about burn out. I won't speculate, but my instincts tell me something is about to change.


As a madfloridian, you must have been outraged with the 2000 maneuvers and ultimate outcome. Hearing after hearing, and continually, those in charge of maintaining the rule of law seldom made a "fair" decision.

The "grumblings" Will is reporting, is the absolute frustration of all of us who are having difficulty keeping a lid on this boiling pot.
I feel I am not alone in having to "fake" civility. I'm grateful Will was there to report the opinions of those exercising their civic responsibility.