Dean wasn't shouted down by LaRouche fan(atic)s

[pruner]

coincidence?

[IndianaGreen]

1. Neither was Mosley-Braun, or Edwards, or Sharpton

Your point?

[w13rd0]

2. I don't know...

...but when the first Larouche disruptor started barking, and asked "Where's LaRouche?" I heard Dean say, fairly clearly, "Probably in jail..."

[leftofthedial]

7. I heard Dean say that

but at that time, I could not understand a word the hecklers were saying


pretty funny.

[fujiyama]

12. Dean was

doing a hell of a lot better tonight than the last debate. He had some amazing one remarks like that one about Trent Lott being MLK Jr. based on the no. of blacks in his state.

I actually didn't hear that statement regarding LaRouche, but I've gotta say that reply by Dean is as good as Sharpton's response.

[caledesi]

13. Dean was great. He is really coming into his own.

[AWD]

3. Put down the avatar you display...

....it's making you paranoid.

[FubarFly]

4. There were five disruptors.

Three were for Lieberman.

One was for Graham.

I forget the other one.


At least six candidates weren't interrupted.

[JI7]

5. i think kerry

although not as much as the others.

[spooky3]

6. I think Graham was interrupted twice

[Renew Deal]

9. Twice I think.

[TLM]

8. Not much of a coincidence,

Dean only got like 3 questions, then the moderators really focused on the members of congress.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

10. This is why some will never favor legalizing pot

:evilgrin:

[skeptic9]

11. Dean wasn't a key Senate Intelligence committee member about to ...

.. denounce the White House shutdown of 9/11 investigations, either. Graham is, if I'm interpreting correctly what w13rd0 said on another thread tonight. Apparently, the onset of loud heckling was when Graham was just about to talk about President Rove's chicanery on 9/11 investigations.

[oasis]

14. I caught that as well. Why would followers of a conspiracy nut

disrupt the one guy who was attempting to expose a Bush conspiracy?