Howeird Scream today called on President Bush to "show some leadership and unequivocally repudiate Rove's divisive and damaging political rhetoric."
Hmmm...Let's review, shall we, a lesson in divisive rhetoric, as taught by none other than Dr. Dean:
1. From the Washington Post, April 25, 2005: Dean has suggested that they are "evil." That they are "corrupt." He called them "brain-dead" during a stop in Toronto
2. Sun. January 30, 2005 via Newsmax rehashing a NY Daily News article:
"I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for," former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean told Democrats gathered at a Manhattan hotel, in quotes picked up by the New York Daily News.
3. From the Chicago Sun Times: Dean further burnished his shoot-from-the-lip reputation Thursday, saying ''a lot of Republicans'' don't make an ''honest living'' and the GOP has a ''dark, difficult and dishonest'' vision for America.
4. From the Campaign Trail: it is an interesting theory that the President knew about 9/11.
5. Republicans are a white Christian Party.
6. The only way Republicans could get this many people of color is if they called the hotel staff in.
Yep, real non-divisiveness and no hatespeech there, Mr. Dean. Now kindly shut the *** up.
