Al From on c span right now....big time fool n/t

[ooglymoogly]

[Guaranteed]

1. He's either a horrible public speaker, or he's scared

shitless.

[Goldeneye]

2. More of them than there are of us?

He's kidding right?

[ooglymoogly]

4. tyying to sell us on compromise on ss eom

[Southsideirish]

3. I saw him the other night in a so-called "debate" with a Dean guy.

He was very aggressive and nasty - even to a questioner from the audience. The Dean guy was very cool and ignored From pretty much. Not in a "scardy cat" way but in a "isn't he pathetic" way.

[Placebo]

5. Now there are "Dean guys"

Deaniacs, Dean guys, it's just too much, it's too much! :crazy:

[Cheswick2.0]

7. Borsage is not a Dean guy........though he clearly admires him

Borsage is with a group who sponsors progressive conferences and organizing called Campaign for America's Future. http://www.ourfuture.org/projects/national_conference/

[Walt Starr]

6. Al From is as much the enemy as George Bush

and he should be treated as such!

[Starlight]

8. I agree. This jerk does *not* represent me in any way! n/t

[robcon]

9. Al From is the key to our success

He got Clinton elected, and he will get the next Democratic President elected in 2008, IMO.

[robbedvoter]

10. uh, did he take an 12 years nap?

And when he wakes up. is Diebold in his dreams?

[Edgewater_Joe]

11. ... and how long ago was Clinton elected?

Thought so.

From. Must. Go (and take the rest of the Democratic Losers Council with him).

[Walt Starr]

12. Sorry, but that's just a whacked statement

From is a LOSER and takes the stance of a LOSER. He is doing more for Bush than Rove did!

[Tinoire]

13. Success?

I can't call this mess a success.

What got Clinton elected was his own personal lying charm and Perot fractioning the Republican vote. Beginners luck for the DLC which will never be repeated because too many people have seen through them.

How many more disastrous elections will it take before we dump them and take our party back? They do not represent us; what we get from them is trickle down dictates from the corporations and then they're surprised people aren't inspired.

"Or as Simon Rosenberg, head of the DLC's corporate-funded political action committee, the New Democrat Network, put it, "We're trying to raise money to help them lessen their reliance on traditional interest groups in the Democratic Party."

http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml%3Fi=20020805&s=borosage20020726

Someone should ask Rosie and From what traditional interest groups in the Democratic Party they're so afraid of. Environmental? Women's Rights? African-Americans?