Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

Oh,a nd speaking of Jimmy Carter….1010 WINS in NY is reporting :

“The third and final Seawolf-class submarine, the USS Jimmy Carter, will be christened June 5. ”

Ironic, that this machine of war will do more for the

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Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

Miles of cars, miles long lines of people on foot wanting to pay their respects to Mr. Reagan, is the reports we’re hearing on the audio lines just now. Word is of waits of 10 hours and more.

These kinds

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Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

So, President Reagan dies.
Who does PBS do an extended thing on last nght?
Jimmy Carter.

Oh, THAT liberal slant, huh?

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Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

Cal Thomas has a good tribute peice up on the WATIMES site.

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Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

WSJ has a page up today you should read.

“The new government is thanking America and Bush. Why are the media silent? ”

You know why; Once again the template: If the news hurts Bush, pund the hell out of

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Eric Florack on June 8th, 2004

Mark Noonan over at Blogs for Bush suggests:

“…but the All Gipper, All the Time coverage has got to have the Donk’s nighties in a knot.”

It’s true enough.

Consider; the left has been trying for twenty plus years to

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Eric Florack on June 7th, 2004

Just in case anyone’s forgotten, there’s a war on. Hugh Hewitt forwards a note from the front regarding a show put on by Toby Keith and Ted Nugent:

“In this environment overseas, it’s difficult to understand what would motivate someone

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Eric Florack on June 7th, 2004

The American Thinker has some interesting thoughts on John Kerry callsign “Boston Strangler” from his former commanders:

“Working with call sign “Boston Strangler” became problematical.  I had a lot of trouble getting him to follow orders,” recalls Wright.  ‘He

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Eric Florack on June 7th, 2004

Rall on Preident Reagan’s passing, revealing he’s not on the same planet you and I are on:

“A real piece of work, Reagan ruined the federal budget, trashed education, alienated our friends and allies and made us a laughing

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Eric Florack on June 7th, 2004

As I’ve pointed out, the hard left is already grave dancing. But the Democrat leaders are getting worried.

The New York Times, in an editorial over the weekend, started the spinning already, saying that the death of Ronald Reagan would

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Eric Florack on June 6th, 2004

Kos as expected, makes political hay before Reagan’s body is cold… This example of Kos’ stupidity is really breathtaking.

“Ronald Reagan died today at the age of 93. He earned the enmity of many of us on the left through

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Eric Florack on June 5th, 2004

The grave dancing among Democrats has begun already. A few examples, captured from Moonbat Central, otherwise known as Democratic Underground:

You know, I’d forgotten how much Ronnied pissed me off…..until I just turned on the Idiot Box just now…And there

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Eric Florack on June 5th, 2004

President Reagan is gone.
My extended comments are here.

Addendum; I’ve had a couple folks tell me they’re having trouble hiting the long form page. So, here’s the text of my comments.

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Today, we were greeted with the

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Eric Florack on June 5th, 2004

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Today, we were greeted with the sad news, that The Gipper, the Greatest President of the 20th century, Ronald Reagan, is gone from us.

Today, we remember a man, whose mind was filled with wide visions and positive

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Eric Florack on June 5th, 2004

Today, we were greeted with the sad news, that The Gipper, the Greatest President of the 20th century, Ronald Reagan, is gone from us.

Today, we remember a man, whose mind was filled with wide visions and positive actions.

The

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