So? The 2000 Republican primary in North Carolina comes immediatly to mind. Perhaps, I don't remember it but perhaps, you called for GW to leave the race in protest of his own people spreading rumors that John McCain had a black daughter.
I'm sure you also demanded that your hero quit the presidential race in 2004 over the swiftboating of John McCain.
Having said that, the above childishness is one of the reasons I don't read KOS.

what on earth are you talking about??

links please!

What rumor IAB? I never heard a thing like that from ANY source. Sounds like so much BS to me.

The NetRoots crowd (the vast majority of whom have never even BEEN to Connecticut) are objecting to people like Ann Coulter supporting Lieberman against Lamont. Regardless of how you feel about Ann Coulter, at least she DOES LIVE in Connecticut!

The cartoons and depictions of Secretary of State Rice are utterly despicable. Talk about RACIST! Wow!

Skul, do only watch FAUX? Or were you still in highschool in 2000?

Aaron, you know exactly what I'm talking about and you know I don't have time to dig up 6 year old links. Stop being disingeneouos.

Gayle, I have no doubt that Ann Coulter is campaigning for Joe Leiberman. Exactly how is that supposed to improve his chances to get the Democratic nomination? And precisely how does does a rabid, vocal and life time Republican like Coulter have campaigning for anybody in the Democratic primaries?

Here, Aaron. The third one is the Washington Post.
Does this bring back any memories?

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2004/03/21/the_anatomy_of_a_smear_campaign/

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Push_poll

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/thefix/2006/02/parsing_the_polls_unmasking_th.html

Ann Coulter is a RESIDENT of Connecticut and a citizen of the United States. THAT is her right! I am a lifelong Republican myself but I will tell you quite bluntly that IF I lived in Connecticut and BECAUSE I have researched the candidates, I WOULD be voting for Lieberman in addition to campaigning for him. Not because I always or even frequently agree with him (I don't) but because of the three candidates he is the most qualified. I do not just blindly punch the screen in my voting booth EVER. I research all the candidates and vote for the one I feel is most qualified regardless of party affiliation. That is MY RESPONSIBILITY as an American citizen.

No, Gayle. You'd vote and campaign for him because he supports the policies you believe in. Not because he's "the most qualified". Most of the people in Conneticut aparently don't agree with you. Particlarly those who are registered Dems. And while Ann Coulter may be registered to vote in Conneticut, ( I seem to recall she has a hard time remembering where she's supposed to vote) she is NOT a registered Dem so she doesn't have any more buisness trying to influence this particular election than Kos.
Don't get me wrong. I'm personally in favor of Coulter campaigning for Lieberman. She can only make him even less attractive to the Democratic voters in that state.
Finally, in answer to your very sactimonious tiraid on US CITIZEN RESPONSIBILITY, Don't you still support President Bush? If so I'd say your research needs a little more work.

IB, I have never read those articles and I really appreciate you pointing them out.

It's rather disgusting what happened, but there was no attributable evidence that the people involved with McCain in SoCa were with the Bush campaign.

The sound like some church nutters with an axe to grind with McCain.

Either way, none of the accounts deal with the racism demonstrated on the left from above. But I will be posting your links on the blog later today.

Absolutely I still support President Bush because while I have issues with some of his domestic agenda, I still firmly believe that he is the ONLY person who is truly interested in defending our country from the jidhadist scum. Certainly there are few Democrasts that comes immediately to mind.

And there's nothing sanctimoneous about my attitude toward voting - it is the way it is supposed to be. Voting is both a right and a responsibility. And I should only exercise that right, when I have fulfilled my responsibilities. And I would vote for Lieberman (if I lived in Connecticut) because of the 3 candidates, he has the experience and the maturity and the simple DECENCY to serve well. Ned Lamont is a leftist scion of privilege (I never understand how that works) who thinks money can buy him whatever he wants. And the Repubhlican candidate is a nonentity. I don't have that choice however - I live in Ohio where the pickings are slim!