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July 26, 2006More Kos HypocrisyI know, alot of posts on Kos this week, but I can't help myself. Take a look at nutroot central this morning. The post at 8:57 AM is on the Connecticut senate race, you know the one where Kos is supporting a primary opponent to the incumbent U.S. Senator because he enables the Republican agenda by hugging the President, defending his policies (90% of which he votes against), and dares to work with Republicans. The post at 8:47 is in support of Harold Ford, Jr. Who according to the July/August 2006 issue of the Atlantic is the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate who is campaigning across his state and telling voters he loves his President, supports privatizing social security, is bias toward homosexuals, proudly brags about working with Republicans, and believes the Bush doctrine is too liberal. Don't get me wrong, I am as big of a supporter of Harold Ford as anyone, even if I don't always agree with him. There is no candidate for the U.S. Senate that I would rather see win; however, I feel this way because of his willingness to speak out against his own party when it tends to ignore the values of the average American. Kos will tell you that it is okay that Ford be who he is because he is from a Republican state, but Lieberman cannot be independent because he is from a blue state... A blue state where the Governor's mansion and three out of the five congressional seats belong to Republicans. Comments
It this site becoming and ant-KOS site? I can't believe that the Daily KOS is the only ver the top political blog out there. Posted by: Rick DeMent at July 26, 2006 01:45 PMThat is a fair point Rick, but it is the one that is getting all of the attention; furthermore, it seems to be the leader of all the rest. I regularly complain about Redstate (conservative), also. It's Kos's week. He is on Nightline, at the center of the Connecticut primary, etc., etc., etc. Posted by: Mathew at July 26, 2006 01:55 PMShoot at the targets that present themselves--it saves ammo. I admit it has been amusing watching Kos running all over the map of late, spinning increasingly complicated rationalizations after spending years beating up on the GOP and the DLC over ideological consistency. Posted by: Tully at July 26, 2006 02:29 PMOf course it's hypocritical -- partisan politics by their nature are rife with hypocrisy. To mangle a phrase, criticising a political group for hypocrisy is like handing out speeding tickets at the Indy 500. Posted by: David Fleck at July 27, 2006 08:33 AMGreat job http://phentermine-online.cq.bz/ phentermin14 Posted by: phentermin14 at August 12, 2006 12:04 AMGreat job http://nclub.info/ nclubinfo7 Posted by: nclubinfo7 at August 16, 2006 05:58 PM |
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