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Monday, June 7. 2010

Kaus is the kind of Democrat that once was

Tomorrow is the California primary.  Mickey Kaus, blogger extroadinnaire, is running against Barbara Boxer in the Democrat contest.  Mickey knows he has no chance of winning. Neither did William Buckley in NYC.  Can't be ignored. Can be adored.


 

Posted by Bruce Kesler at 20:26 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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"The kind of Democrat there once was"

That's a mouthful --yes, one thinks of a good many honorable 'men of the left' --and no you can't find 'em anymore except in lit history classes studying the American 30s.

Pickin's have been especially skimpy since Daniel Patrick Moynihan left us.
#1 buddy larsen on 2010-06-07 22:39 (Reply)
Good luck to the guy!
#2 RL on 2010-06-08 01:29 (Reply)
Pretty funny that he debated a cardboard box because boxer wouldn't show up. (The cardboard is smarter)

I agree with him on most of his add - CA, the Unions, and the federal government have chased real businesses out of the state and often out of the country. The GM / Toyota joint venture factory is shutting down too - GM pulled out and no way will Toyota deal with the UAW. The Pontiac Vibe was and excellent car, my company was buying them for deliveries.
#3 NJSoldier on 2010-06-08 09:45 (Reply)

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