...is attempting the same action time and time again and expecting a different result each and every time. Given that, I think it might be time to take a serious look at the state of Howard Dean's mental health.
After making himself a laughing stock last week for laying the Kelo v New London blame at the feet of "Bush's right-wing court," Howard Dean laid himself bare for the most obvious of crticisms. Namely, there are no Bush appointees on the court, and the most conservative of the justices dissented with the majority opinion.
At the time I wondered if Howard was just "feeding the pigeons," but now I am starting to wonder if the poor man hasn't simply lost all touch with reality. You see, as Hinderaker notes, he continues to make the ridiculous charge.
The president and his right-wing Supreme Court think it is 'okay' to have the government take your house if they feel like putting a hotel where your house is. We think that eminent domain does not belong in the private sector. It is for public use only.
Cuckoo. Cuckoo.
Dean goes on to accuse the Republican Party of "stealing" from Social Security and then concludes that he is sick of being "divided" by the GOP, forcing Hinderaker to ask:
Isn't it reasonable to ask, at this point, whether there are any adults left in the Democratic Party? And if so, where are they?
Uh...they became Republicans? Sarcastic and simplistic I know, but at this point it's all I got.
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