2005-06-10 FC The Hate Language of Howard Dean

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From: Dr.Jerry Falwell [webmaster-reply@falwell.com]
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 3:17 PM
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Subject: THE HATE LANGUAGE OF HOWARD DEAN
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Date: June 10, 2005
From: Jerry Falwell
THE HATE LANGUAGE OF HOWARD DEAN
Let's see now. Democrat Party leaders are constantly harping about President Bush
not uniting the nation (even though he is constantly reaching over the proverbial
aisle). Simultaneously, the Democrat Party is being led by a man who frequently
tenders the most divisive and hate-filled language on the political horizon.
This man is Howard Dean.
He has said he "hate[s] Republicans and everything they stand for."
He has stated that conservatives are "evil."
He has stated that Republicans "never made an honest living in their lives."
And this week the former Vermont governor said that the Republican Party is
monolithically comprised of "white Christians."
You know, when presidential candidate Dean self-destructed during the Iowa caucus
last year in his now infamous meltdown, his supporters declared that his
astonishingly creepy behavior was a glitch in his otherwise normal manner.
But it's obvious that this man needs to enroll in an anger management program.
Howard Dean is reflective of modern-day liberalism which feigns to be about gooey
compassion. But at its core it is comprised of malevolence toward those who have
alternative political and social views. It is a continuation of the scorched-earth
policies of the Clinton administration that attempted to ruthlessly annihilate all
of those who got in the way of their quest for ultimate power.
What is actually kind of funny is that the Democrats have, since the November
elections, been, in their strange way, attempting to reach out to Christian
voters. This requires what amounts to political contortionist act since most
Democrats support abortion rights, special rights for homosexuals and the ongoing
suffocation of religious expression in the public square.
But the smoke and mirrors and fence straddling aren't working. And Howard Dean's
hysterical expressions reveal the true story of where this party stands on the
issues and in its bearing on conservative people of faith.
I want to note that Christians in this nation are probably today the most diverse
collection of people in this nation. I defy Mr. Dean to visit any number of
evangelical churches in the next few weeks. He will discover white and black and
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