"Bi-partisan" Democrats always compromise with Republicans...

[kentuck]

But Republicans never compromise with them. Ever notice that? How many times has Karl Rove agreed with Donna Brazile? How many times has Sean Hannity agreed with Jerry Springer? Probably never. So, Democrats like Brazile and Springer are used by the Republicans as "moderates" that they can work with, not those left wing nuts. They are naive and it's one of the primary reasons the Democratic Party is in the minority position it finds itself today. It's OK to agree with your Republican "friends" if you wish - just don't do it at the expense of the rest of the Party. We cannot afford your type of "bi-partisanship".

[msongs]

1. agreed. people who stand for nothing will fall for anything

jerry springer has been peddling trash for cash on tv for so long he cannot tell what's real (republicans) from what is false (everything on his tv shows).

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[montanacowboy]

2. Until the Democrats rid themselves

of the DLCer's among them, the go along to get along half wits; the we will keep our powder dry; we are bipartisan; blah blah blah, we will always and forever remain the minority party.

How many elections will it take? how many stolen elections will it take? how many move along, nothing to see here will it take?

If the Democratic Party runs a DLC'er in '08, this life long Democrat will sit out the election.

That's it. I have had it. I am fed up.

[kurth]

3. A bipartisan Democrat

is like a bisexual girlfriend - their heart is with the other side, whereas a bipartisan Republican is really a con artist.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

4. They're the "moderate" wing of the Republican party.

They "stand for" keeping they're sorry asses in office.