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Donna Brazile: "I'm Not Going to the Back of the Bus!"

2009-01-07T08:13:23Z

At last weekend's New Yorker festival, Donna Brazile delivered an impassioned speech about how the McCain-Palin campaign has been using deplorable racial politics and ugly attacks to smear Obama recently. The panel, entitled "If I Were Running This Campaign," also featured New Yorker staff writer/moderator Jeffrey Toobin, as well as CNN's Ed Rollins and Alex Castellanos.

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Donna Brazile Explains the Credentials Committee

2008-10-15T09:30:11Z

Donna Brazile on ABC's This Week, March 30, 2008

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Rush: "...A woman and a black... they don't have a prayer."

2008-03-07T13:20:26Z

Limpbaugh continues his usual vile spew:

"Let's say it is Obama and Hillary…Let's put Hillary at the top — That's a position she's familiar with," Limbaugh said on his radio show Thursday. "Therefore, you've got a woman and a black for the first time ever on the Democrat ticket. Ahem. They don't have a prayer."
Donna Brazile, Al Gores former presidential campaign manager, called the comments "un-American."

What's un-American about that? At least he wears a lapel pin. Oh wait. No he doesn't. Brazile:

"But I think that comment is, as far as I can tell, a very un-American conversation, because African-Americans and women fight for this country. We have died for this country."

And this guy has been the Chosen One to broadcast on Armed Forces Radio, to our soldiers, supported by our tax dollars. IMHO, that qualifies as un-American too.

“To suggest, somehow or another, that we are not capable of serving this country in the capacity of Commander-in-Chief is just, in my mind, mind-boggling," she continued. "So, with all due respect to Mr. Limbaugh, just wait. Let the people decide. And I guarantee you, the people will make a better decision than Rush Limbaugh."

But he's a big Hillary supporter, Donna! What possible objections could you have?

Sunday Talk Show Bobble Heads

2008-01-12T20:36:11Z

MTP: National Journal's Ron Brownstein; WaPo's E.J. Dionne; PBS's Gwen Ifill; NBC's Chuck Todd; National Review's Byron York; a look at 60 years of MTP
FTN: John Edwards (D-NC); Politico's Jeanne Cummings
This Week: Fred Thompson (R-TN); roundtable of NYT's David Brooks, Donna Brazile, Jake Tapper and George Will; Kayce Freed Jennings on the new biography, "Peter Jennings: A Reporter's Life."
FNS: Mike Huckabee (R-AR); atty Billy Martin (represents Sen. Larry Craig (R-ID), Michael Vick and other bold-faced names)
Late Edition: Japan PM Yasuo Fukuda; John Edwards (D-NC); ex Pakistan PM Benazir Bhutto

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