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To: Gordon A. Langston who wrote (298467)	9/19/2002 7:08:45 PM
From: gao seng	Respond to of 769670

If she is anything like the master of con Gray Davis, she was is getting paid to say that kind of crap. McAuliffe is a slave driver, and since Demoscumbags are completely without morals, who cares? Surely, the media will look the other way on this one, after all, it is for a good cause - the end of the era of freedom. Or, maybe Andrew Sullivan grasps the meaning of the inappropriate remarks better than I: ___ DI-FI Quoted as Being Embarrassed to Be an American Posted by the ChronWatch Editor, Jim Sparkman Wednesday, September 18, 2002 Andrew Sullivan picks up a story quoting Dianne Feinstein, in the San Jose Mercury News. He comments: DI-FI EMBARRASSED TO BE AN AMERICAN: How was this classic comment missed? Senator Diane Feinstein responded to anti-American sentiment in Europe by saying she was embarrassed to wear a U.S. flag pin. Here's the passage from the San Jose Mercury News: Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., just back from Europe, said she detected growing opposition to the United States among America's allies. 'The driver of a lot of this animus,' she said, 'is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. To leave this unresolved and to attack an Arab country is going to be viewed as an attack on the Arab world.' She said the anti-American sentiment was so strong that she felt it personally. 'As an American, I have always been proud,' Feinstein said. Referring to her U.S. flag pin, she said, 'I was embarrassed to wear it.' Revealing, huh? For Feinstein, American foreign policy should be dictated by the views of a continent fixated on Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East, rather than American interests. And Feinstein's Jewish and not-so-liberal! If the Democrats want the country to believe that they're capable of guarding national security, they should surely avoid statements like that. This is the entire quote on Feinstein, but the rest of the Andrew Sullivan column is at: andrewsullivan.com Other Info & Links: • Posted by: the ChronWatch Editor, Jim Sparkman • Category: Featured Links & Articles Posted Reader Comments: There are 3 comments posted for this page. Add yours below! The Rift between Jews and Dems Will Continue, from A ChronWatch Reader 9/19/2002 10:59:08 AM (posted today) "This is just the beginning of the eventual move to the right for Jews who support Israel, as the Democrats court the minority-left Palestinian and Muslim communities. The Wacky-anti-global, pro-environment left isn't exactly big Israel fans either. " Good comment, John, from Sam 9/18/2002 9:10:08 PM "Hey, John, that's clever. wish I had thought of that" Suggestion, from John 9/18/2002 2:40:13 PM "Than take ti off. It is probably more embarassed to be seen with you than you are with it" Add Your Comments To This Page: Just complete the form below and click "Post My Comments". Note: This feature automatically displays any Name and E-Mail address provided, but you can just leave those spaces empty to remain anonymous. chronwatch.com