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 Democratic Candidates' Favorite Songs

By the collective AP (Direct descendent(s) of Joseph Stalin - tha malcontent)
 Associated Press Sep 9, 9:152PM EDT

Somewhere South of Reality (AP) � Favorite songs chosen by the Democratic presidential candidates at Tuesday's debate:

 

(ap) - Please, for the Love of God, someone explain to me the relevance of this TRIPE to the Nations primary Wire service, except to help personalize the 9 Candidates that the AP is most likely to choose from in the 2004 DemocRAT loss next November?  There are only a handful of "favorite songs" for the DemocRATS currently running for 1600, and they are as follows: "Dubya is Dumb", "The Economy is the Worst it's been in the History of Human Civilization", "Iraq is about to Conquer America", "Bush is a Terrorist", "Regime Change Starts at Home", "North Korea is Coming, North Korea is Coming", "The Bush Twins are Drunken Whores, just like their Father", "Run HILLARY!, Run!", "If not HILLARY, Run Algore, Run!", "What did Bush know, and when did he know it?", "Bush is Spending too Little on the Military", Bush is Spending too MUCH on the Military", and finally the classic, "The GOP just wants to Starve Old People, and take Candy from Poor Black Babies!"... Thank you, thank you!  As for the rest, it is really just mindless pap, and the AP should be ashamed for publishing this on their main Political Wire. - tha malcontent)

Former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun - "You Gotta Be," Des'ree.

Al Sharpton - "Talking Loud, Saying Nothing," James Brown. He called it "James Brown's song about the Republican Party."

Sen. John Edwards - "Small Town," John Mellencamp.

Sen. John Kerry - "No Surrender," Bruce Springsteen.

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean - "Jaspora," Wyclef Jean.

Sen. Joe Lieberman -"Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow," Fleetwood Mac; "My Way," Frank Sinatra.

Rep. Dennis Kucinich - "Imagine," John Lennon.

Rep. Dick Gephardt - "Born in the USA," Bruce Springsteen.

Sen. Bob Graham - "Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes," Jimmy Buffett.
 

 


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