Press Release from Katherine Harris...

[GeorgeGist]

I'd love to see.

TAMPA, FL—I, Katherine Harris, recently received the Republican nomination to represent Florida in the United States Senate. It is readily apparent that the Republican Party does not support my candidacy. As such, the likelihood of my being elected as a Republican is non-existent. Accordingly, today I renounce my membership in the Republican Party and, until the election is decided, I will consider myself to be an Independent. Furthermore, should I be elected, I will immediately join the Democratic Party. Finally, if elected, I will do all in my power to expose the Election Fraud which I oversaw, along with Gov. Jeb Bush, during the 2000 Presidential Election in Florida. I look forward to serving you.

[salinen]

1. Pass that joint over here

[Torgo Johnson]

2. I honestly don't want her...

anywhere near the Democratic Party.

[graywarrior]

3. That would require a ripple of intelligence.

Better chance having monkees fly out of my butt.

[waiting for hope]

4. You know, she's

just bat shit crazy to pull something like that - like KO said the other night - she's keeping it amusing.

[acmavm]

5. Sounds like you had a severe injury to your cranium. Did it

hurt much?

[bluedog]

6. GOP has a party without Harris

GOP has a party without Harris
A "Unity Tour" of statewide candidates who won primaries Tuesday doesn't include the one who captured the U.S. Senate nomination.


By JONI JAMES and ANITA KUMAR
Published September 8, 2006

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HIALEAH - Everyone tried to make nice afterward, but somehow Katherine Harris didn't get invited to the party.

Just two days after her win in the U.S. Senate primary, the congresswoman was noticeably missing as the Florida Republican Party took a victory lap around the state Thursday with Gov. Jeb Bush, its four other statewide candidates and one former opponent.

With Bush on this "Unity Tour" were gubernatorial nominee Charlie Crist and the man he beat in the primary, Chief Financial Officer Tom Gallagher; Senate President Tom Lee of Valrico, the party's new nominee for chief financial officer; former U.S. Rep. Bill McCollum of Longwood, the attorney general nominee; and Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson, who is seeking re-election.

http://www.sptimes.com/2006/09/08/State/GOP_has_a_party_witho.shtml

[savemefromdumbya]

7. she's a poisonous snake

[madinmaryland]

8. She's not welcome in the Democratic Party, but there is a Party of One

in Connecticut that would accept her!!!