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J.D. Moyers of Centennial writes:

Hurricane Dean drubbed and drenched Jamaica. What does metro Denver have to expect when Howard “Hurricane” Dean hits town with his winds of verbal abuse at the Democratic National Convention?

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READER COMMENTS

This is probably one of the most inane pieces of nonsense I have ever seen on this site (as an original letter,of course - Keith, An American and KW 's comments make even less sense).

drew, you crack me up...

I know you are a partisan, and I am cool with that. But you can't honestly say that you enjoy Howard Dean, right? In my opinion, I think he is almost as bad as Rove, but time will indeed tell. Although a good poster boy for the more left of center Democrat I would say.

Nice to know you're still thinking about me drew.

Just don't let it grow into an obsession.

i always think of you very fondly, KW, but not obsessed yet.

Dan2 - I was talking more of the context of the letter, rather than H. Dean. No context, no segue, just a weird metaphor.

Hurricane Dean was a category 5 storm.

Howard Dean if your going to compare him to a hurricane is one drop of rain .

An avalanche of waving white flags, a blizzard of oliive branches, hands held over the heads and serial terrorist ass-kisses will be in full view for the world to see a year from now. The party of Benedict Arnold, bought and paid for by moveon.org and George Soros, will sport yellow Surrendercrat uniforms during their stay in Denver.

Hank,

Wouldn't this be a great country if we could just get rid of all those that dissent and question authority? Imagine the Utopia of everybody thinking the same way, just follow what the great decider decides. After all the great decider often tells us he knows what is best for all Americans and he has been right on all the way!!!!

Howard Dean should be the least of you cons worry. You need to worry about finding the right republican that can fix the damage that your boy Bush has done so the GOP might be able to win another election. I know one thing who ever it is he or she has their hands full.

So the letter writer thought of a funny comparison. We all slip up and do this kind of stuff.

I like Dean, most of the Democrats are pretty likable but the Republican candidates are not too bad, just deluded.

Howard Dean is like Snow White, Mother Teresa and Ghandi all rolled into one ...when compared to the thugs and corrupt yokels in the White House the last 6+ years

Geebus hank how could you possibly have missed DailyKos in your catalog of calumny?After all, none other than that spokeshead for the righteously right wingnuts blowhardbillowlielly has declared his intention to destroy the thing. You better not let billo hear you're falling down on the job.

The surest way to corrupt the youth is to have them place in higher esteem those that think alike.

fresh air,go use the restroom,you stink!

I can take a little verbal abuse from "Screaming" Howard Dean when compared to the country abuse from the pack of fools in the White House.

To Hank: If you're gonna' blab ablout surrendercrats an such...blah, blah, blah...then at least be fair in your presumptions and include the ever growing list of Republicans (John Warner is the latest) who also feel that the occupation in Iraq needs a new course, who your spew your diatribe. Face it sonny, the country is abandoning your favorite Chimp in Chief and your party and you've got no more ammo left to use except retarded little phrases you've borrowed from gasbags like Bill O'Lielly and Rush "Ass Cyst Deferment" Limbaugh.

Hey butthead,It"s some dems. that are coming around.Even the anti-american liberal n.y.times are reporting the truth for once.

Keith, uno, Hank and the rest...Gonzalez leaves today, Rummy and Rove have already abandoned that sinking ship known as the SS George Busgh..when will you rats join them?

good news,35% supports Bush,35% of Americans knew Thomas Jefferson was our third president.I don't want to in the 65% dumb-ass crowd.

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