October 13, 2007

Republican former House Majority leader Dick Armey, lashes out at James Dobson with David Shuster last week for attacking Rudy Giuliani. It's kinda fun to watch Conservatives pummel each other and Dick calls James the quintessential WATB. via Tucker:

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ARMEY: He said before president Bush was sworn in, he said this president was going to destroy the pro-life movement. He‘s had it on record. He‘s going to betray us. So this guy is the most chronic malcontent I‘ve ever seen. You know what cracks me up about him is he‘s sitting right there in Colorado, there‘s a great opportunity for him as a citizen of Colorado to step up to the plate, run for the Senate. If he‘s got so much superior ability and knowledge about what should happen in this great government then let him run for the Senate.

But he won‘t run for the Senate, but he will in fact abuse every candidate out there. Now, I‘m not a big fan of Rudy Giuliani necessarily, but I‘ve seen this White House make the mistake and I saw the Republican majority make the mistake. Of painting themselves in a corner with the electorate at large by trying to find some way to make Jim Dobson happy. And you can‘t make that man happy but you can lose a lot of friends in the effort.

Karl Rove sure bowed down at the alter of Dobson---as is Newt....Dobson's attacks on the GOP field is all about power. James Dobson wants to lose the '08 election to build his power base---pure---and---simple.

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