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” … Plus they think the hurricane’s going to hit (starts laughing) New Orleans about the time they start. The timing, at least it appears now, that it’ll be there Monday. That just demonstrates God’s on our side … ”

– Former DNC Chairman Donald Fowler

Venue: In flight from Denver CO to Charlotte NC August 30, 2008

Context / reference source: News Busters

John McCain wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years. He’s said it, and it’s on tape.But his campaign hates that he was caught. They’ve viciously attacked anyone who reminded the American people that he said it, including me. They’ve said that those who reference the 100 years comments are “deliberately misleading voters.” — DNC Chairman Howard Dean

Venue: Fundraising email

Context / reference source: dnc fundraising email

“It’s time for us to come together. It’s time for us to rebuild New Orleans — the one that should be a chocolate New Orleans. This city will be a majority African American city. It’s the way God wants it to be. You can’t have New Orleans no other way. It wouldn’t be New Orleans”……..”This city will be chocolate at the end of the day.”

–New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin

Venue: Martin Luther King Jr. Day speech in New Orleans January 16 2006

Reference / Context Source: breitbart.com

“Well, certainly the president can claim executive privilege. But in the this case, I think with a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court, you can’t play, you know, hide the salami, or whatever it’s called. He’s got to go out there and say something about this woman who’s going to a 20 or 30-year appointment, a 20 or 30-year appointment to influence America. We deserve to know something about her.”

– DNC Chairman Howard Dean

Venue: MSNBC “Hardball” Interview October 5, 2005

Reference / Context Source: MSNBC Transcript

“Well, I would say that in the year 2000 the country failed abysmally in the presidential election process. There’s no doubt in my mind that Al Gore was elected president. He received the most votes nationwide and in my opinion he also received the most votes in Florida. And the decision was made, as you know, by a 5-4 vote on a highly partisan basis by the US Supreme Court. I would say in 2000 there was a failure. The year 2004 is hard to grade. I don’t have any detailed information about what actually went on in Ohio. If Ohio had gone one way or the other it would have changed the outcome of the election. And the only thing that I know about Ohio was that there’s general consensus, that the secretary of state of Ohio, who was responsible for the administration of elections was highly partisan in his public approach and perhaps even in his private administration but I don’t know about that.”

– Former President Jimmy Carter

Venue: Speech at American University, September 19 2005

Reference / Context Source: american.edu