Also the media frenzy on Obama’s 100 days.
more about “Stewart on Specter’s principled switch“, posted with vodpod
Recent Comments
 | moviedad on How does vinegar mix with tin… |
 | That Other Anonymous on March against Monsanto this… |
 | Forest Queen on March against Monsanto this… |
 | Anonymous on March against Monsanto this… |
 | Cookie on March against Monsanto this… |
 | bolithio on March against Monsanto this… |
| Forest Queen on March against Monsanto this… |
 | Mitch on How does vinegar mix with tin… |
| moviedad on How does vinegar mix with tin… |
| Mitch on How does vinegar mix with tin… |
 | "Henchman Of Justice… on March against Monsanto this… |
| moviedad on How does vinegar mix with tin… |
| That Other Anonymous on March against Monsanto this… |
| Forest Queen on March against Monsanto this… |
| moviedad on March against Monsanto this… |
5 comments
Comments feed for this article
April 30, 2009 at 5:55 am
humboldturtle
Principled switch, alright. Principle #1: get re-elected!
April 30, 2009 at 8:19 am
Eric Kirk
I think that was Stewart’s point HT.
April 30, 2009 at 9:28 am
Cristina
Yeah, but if he was really pleased with the direction his party had gone in the last decade or two, he would have bowed out gracefully and let the next generation have it. I don’t think people who are pushing 80 switch parties JUST to get re-elected.
April 30, 2009 at 9:41 am
Eric Kirk
Well, he has always been prochoice. He’s been a moderate.
But you’re right. He could have made a big difference if he left with Jeffords a few years back, and instead let Jeffords languish out on a limb. Shame on Specter for that, and shame on Lincoln Chafe too (and the NARAL leadership which supported him to the end).
May 2, 2009 at 4:59 am
McKinleyville Kris
Why did I read that as “sphincter” instead of Specter?