MSNBC talking about * saying "Democrat" instead of "Democratic"

[helderheid]

[fishwax]

1. yes, interesting to hear them addressing that directly

[Benhurst]

13. Bush's grammar is so poor it's hard to know whether he was following

the Republican party line or just butchering the English language as usual.

[helderheid]

14. DOH!

[SeattleGirl]

2. I'm watching this.

I'm glad they did. Even if Tweety seemed to get a kick out of it.

[Bjornsdotter]

6. Yeah

...he seemed to enjoy a bit too much.

Cheers

[helderheid]

7. thought so too!

[Crunchy Frog]

15. If Tweety's the only one who will even point this out

than I applaud him for it, and wish that some of our Dems had a few more gonads.

[Bjornsdotter]

3. Caught that

...and I'm stunned.

Cheers

[Nite Owl]

4. Amazing what low poll

numbers and dems taking control can do to the msm!

[Olney Blue]

5. Brian Williams said that it was written in the repug literature to

say Democrat party because it sounds more harsh.

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

9. He said it began with the 1994 election. He should know better.

McCarthy used the term in the 1950's. It's an insult, pure and simple....

[illinoisprogressive]

8. The reason why some are really sensitive about it. It's support to upset dems

I guess that is why I ignore it as when the repukes don't get a rise, they abadon their kiddie line.

[niyad]

16. and I just refer to the person saying it as an uneducated idiot, who apparently flunked grammar

[readermostly]

10. Finally!! Brian Williams said GOP thought this made the Democratic Party sound harsher.

[helderheid]

12. It makes the Rs look juvenile!

[readermostly]

17. I definitely agree with you! Just silly and petty!

[C_U_L8R]

11. pejorative

and part of the repuke talking points

silly shit

[Wizard777]

18. It would have been more proper to call us Jackasses

:dem: :kick:

[helderheid]

19. WOOT! or...

OOGA BOOGA SMOOGA WOOGA!