Dean is too conservative, he is a sell out and a closet freeper.

[vet_against_Bush]

Is that next?

[klook]

1. "Specter is too liberal." Is that next?

Oh, I forgot. We're already there.

[mike_c]

2. I'm afraid I'm missing some context here....

What do you mean?

[RafterMan]

4. Yes, this is one of those illegal vendetta threads

against the people who label everyone who calls for working with Republicans or centrists a sell-out.

[wurzel]

8. Working with Republicans or working with Bush?

Working with Bush would be a sellout. Working with a Republican like Hagel would not.

[LoZoccolo]

3. He was pro-NAFTA in 1995.

So I'd agree with that.

_{NOTE TO SARCASM-IMPAIRED: Move along, nothing to see here.}

[mrgorth]

6. He was governor of a state that bordered Canada

:shrug:

[wuushew]

5. The Kerry tax plan was better

n/t

[ventvon]

7. If moderates and conservatives outnumber liberal Dems...

...then how is Dean too conservative for Democrats.

[madfloridian]

9. Hey, for many of us it doesn't matter what the party does.

See, that is the problem. The vote for the war, among others, was the factor that woke so very many of us up.

I really don't care if the party goes ahead becoming Republican. It just does not matter to us anymore.

We will work with groups who believe in truth, not pandering to the GOP. That is where our money and effort will go.

We are now actually a one-party country....because we are determined to please the opposition.

I say, whatever....do whatever the hell you want.

If we disagree with a candidate this time, we won't vote out of loyalty....we will vote the way we should have before. Independent or other.