Dem infighting continues

Didn’t take these guys long to turn on each other, did it?

6 Responses to "Dem infighting continues"

geezer says:

November 17, 2006 at 9:34 pm

Early days, ST. They may yet figure out that “grownup” thing and put points on the board.

Can’t help thinking our side would’ve been better off with fresher faces than Lott & Co. It won’t take very long after Jan 07 to see where all this may be going.
camojack says:

November 17, 2006 at 11:22 pm

Divide and conquer, baby!
Big Bang Hunter says:

November 18, 2006 at 1:51 am

– Next up – Pelosi versus Harman…Lets see if Madam Speaker can go oh for two….

– Bang
Steve Skubinna says:

November 18, 2006 at 1:10 pm

It was inevitable. The Dems didn’t come to power on the strength of their moonbat fringe, but through moderate candidates. Now the tension of trying to balance perceived debts to the far left with the reality of having a mostly centrist-to-left caucus is going to bite Ms. Pelosi.

You want some screaming? Just wait to hear from the Kos Kool-Aid drinkers when the House and Senate end up not impeaching Bush, and committing to staying the course in Iraq, plus neglecting to repeal the Patriot Act, close down Gitmo, and stop all surveillance of suspected terrorists.

They’ll probably blame it on Diebold. Oh well, makes a refreshing change from Halliburton.
Jack Deth says:

November 18, 2006 at 2:05 pm

It looks like Nancy’s strong suit has been assumption that all Dems would instantly and zealously toe her line.

Hoyer’s win over Murtha must have some as a very rude awakening! It’s anly going to get better from here.

I’ve got buckets of popcorn and soda ready for the upcoming floor show and Cat-Fight! $\:d/$

Jack.
Drewsmom says:

November 19, 2006 at 11:46 am

Ms Harman should be a shoe-in but we’re dealing with moonbats who want hastings.
It’ll help me sleep better at night (NOT).

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