Talk:Rick Kahn

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[edit] Attack on Republicans?

"Kahn delivered an impassioned tribute to Wellstone that became not only a call for Democrats to win the election, but an attack on Republicans, causing a firestorm of controversy."

I was at the memorial service. I realize it's been more than two years now, but I really don't recall Kahn attacking any Republicans during his speech. Can someone find a transcript?

--burnt in effigy 05:11, May 22, 2005 (UTC)

You will never find anything about words that were never spoken. Republicans control you!! Bow down.

If and when you grow a backbone, do something besides stating the obvious.