Pinocchio, a chicken or a mule?

[klah]

www.nytimes.com/2004/05/02/politics/...

At a recent meeting of senior staff members, Democrats said, Mr. Kerry's aides became entangled in a lengthy debate over what might seem to be a less than urgent issue: whether they should send a Democratic operative to Bush rallies dressed as Pinocchio, a chicken or a mule

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

I read this in the Washington Times this morning...speaks volumes to the true substance of the Kerry presidential bid.

 

[nutxo]

Originally posted by: klah
www.nytimes.com/2004/05/02/politics/...

At a recent meeting of senior staff members, Democrats said, Mr. Kerry's aides became entangled in a lengthy debate over what might seem to be a less than urgent issue: whether they should send a Democratic operative to Bush rallies dressed as Pinocchio, a chicken or a mule

Ever wonder why the democratic mascot is a jackass?

 

[UltraQuiet]

Democratic Party officials said they were concerned about what they described as his trouble in settling on a defining theme for his candidacy,

That not only describes Sen. Kerry, it describes the Democratic party as a whole.

Where's James Carville? Isn't this what he does best? Maybe he doesn't have permission from Billary.

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: Ultra Quiet

Democratic Party officials said they were concerned about what they described as his trouble in settling on a defining theme for his candidacy,

That not only describes Sen. Kerry, it describes the Democratic party as a whole.

Where's James Carville? Isn't this what he does best? Maybe he doesn't have permission from Billary.

After reading the passage you quoted, I think I figured it out...given the concern "about what they described as his [Kerry's] trouble in settling on a defining theme," they have decided that Kerry will use [wear] one of the three little childish props during his next townhall meeting. Sadly, Kerry could wear all three and they would fit like a glove. I am glad they are coming up with some substantive plans [policies] for Americans come November...guess they have nothing better to discuss and no better plan than the lackluster campaign we have seen thus far.

...and they wonder why they control not a single facet of government in the U.S.A. Funny how that works.

 

[Orsorum]

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: Ultra Quiet

Democratic Party officials said they were concerned about what they described as his trouble in settling on a defining theme for his candidacy,

That not only describes Sen. Kerry, it describes the Democratic party as a whole.

Where's James Carville? Isn't this what he does best? Maybe he doesn't have permission from Billary.

After reading the passage you quoted, I think I figured it out...given the concern "about what they described as his [Kerry's] trouble in settling on a defining theme," they have decided that Kerry will use [wear] one of the three little childish props during his next townhall meeting. Sadly, Kerry could wear all three and they would fit like a glove. I am glad they are coming up with some substantive plans [policies] for Americans come November...guess they have nothing better to discuss and no better plan than the lackluster campaign we have seen thus far.

...and they wonder why they control not a single facet of government in the U.S.A. Funny how that works.

Of course, one could have said the same thing about the Republicans during the 90s.