John Kerry is STILL at it!

Penn

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Spoiled said:
He is a politician :lmao:
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He's all that. Albeit a losing one! :lol:

I'm curious if either one of these news commentators(Russert/Imus) will follow up on Kerry regarding his promise to release his own records?
 
Lenny

Lenny

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Penn said:
What is with this guy? :confused:
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He's running to be the leader of his party. Howard Dean :boxing: is getting too much press so flip-flop :loser: has to keep his name in the news. Where is rraley when we need him? :peace:
 
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Bruzilla

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Penn said:
he said he would release his immediately.(It's been 12 days since he said he'd do it.)
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Remember that he hedged a bit near the end of the discussion on Meet The Press. Initally he said that he would release his records, but then he said he would release his records if the Swift Boats vets would release theirs. Now if Kerry was telling the truth, it shouldn't matter what the records of the Swift Boast vets show or don't show as his records should validate his claims.
 
Mikeinsmd

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somdcrab said:
what is it with you???? Kerry:patriot: served did Bush????? nope stayed drunk and snortin coke
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Bushes records were revealed, ask Danny "I'm a disgrace" Rather!! I saw the Russert interview where Flipper agreed to release his records. Uhhhhh...where are they?? :confused:

Leave it to a loser liberal to make yet another false personal attack on the man who kicked their democratic azzes!! :yay:
 
Penn

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There is no doubt J.F. Kerry served in Vietnam; I don't dispute that. Whether he did so as a result of his volunteering in the USNR, or otherwise.What I did find curious during the Tim Russert show, was that Mr. Kerry revealed he still had in his possession a hat, or cap given to him by a CIA operative, one early Christmas morning on the Cambodian border. He said he wished that CIA operative would come forward and confirm his account for that day.

He told Russert that he was up there running weapons/arms/guns to the Kymer Rouge faction in Cambodia, that day.

Hello!! The Kymer Rouge were the enemy at that time! You would think Mr. Kerry could come up with a better story than that one. :ohwell:
 
Mikeinsmd

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Penn said:
There is no doubt J.F. Kerry served in Vietnam; I don't dispute that. Whether he did so as a result of his volunteering in the USNR, or otherwise.What I did find curious during the Tim Russert show, was that Mr. Kerry revealed he still had in his possession a hat, or cap given to him by a CIA operative, one early Christmas morning on the Cambodian border. He said he wished that CIA operative would come forward and confirm his account for that day. He told Russert that he was up there running weapons/arms/guns to the Kymer Rouge faction in Cambodia, that day.
Hello!! The Kymer Rouge were the enemy at that time! You would think Mr. Kerry could come up with a better story than that one. :ohwell:
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That's what happens when you flip/flop so often, you forget what you're talking about.... :lmao:
 
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valentino

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Mikeinsmd said:
Bushes records were revealed, ask Danny "I'm a disgrace" Rather!! I saw the Russert interview where Flipper agreed to release his records. Uhhhhh...where are they?? :confused:

Leave it to a loser liberal to make yet another false personal attack on the man who kicked their democratic azzes!! :yay:
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There were actually things in Bush's record that were not revealed, and calling Bush a drunk and a cokehead is not technically a false statement. I agree that if Kerry says he will release his record, then he should, but ignoring the past of Bush while at the same time blasting Kerry's past does not make sense to me. Anyway...say what you wish, Kerry is not perfect, but Bush is a distant second in my opinion.
 
vraiblonde

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valentino said:
ignoring the past of Bush while at the same time blasting Kerry's past does not make sense to me.
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Kerry touted his OWN service record in order to convince the voting public that, as a big war hero, he was more qualified to lead us in the War on Tara than Bush. Bush didn't make a big deal out of his NatGuard service - he didn't have a distinguished military career and he knows it. Never tried to pretend otherwise and even went out of his way to praise Kerry's service.

Bush has no past that we're not aware of. We know he used to be a drunk - he said so himself. We know that he had a DWI back in the day - he admitted it. We know he was a stinker rapscallion ne'er-do-well until he got religion and got sober.

Kerry, on the other hand, is trying to polish a turd.
 
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Bruzilla

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vraiblonde said:
Kerry, on the other hand, is trying to polish a turd.
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Poor Kerry... there are some things that all of the ketchup in the world won't wash away. :wink:

Speaking of ketchup... has any one else noted that we've lost Teresa Hienz-Kerry, and she's now Teresa Heinz again?
 
Mikeinsmd

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Bruzilla said:
Poor Kerry... there are some things that all of the ketchup in the world won't wash away. :wink: Speaking of ketchup... has any one else noted that we've lost Teresa Hienz-Kerry, and she's now Teresa Heinz again?
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If you were married to a loser, wouldn't you???? :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
Penn

Penn

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vraiblonde said:
Kerry touted his OWN service record in order to convince the voting public that, as a big war hero, he was more qualified to lead us in the War on Tara than Bush. Bush didn't make a big deal out of his NatGuard service - he didn't have a distinguished military career and he knows it. Never tried to pretend otherwise and even went out of his way to praise Kerry's service.

Bush has no past that we're not aware of. We know he used to be a drunk - he said so himself. We know that he had a DWI back in the day - he admitted it. We know he was a stinker rapscallion ne'er-do-well until he got religion and got sober.

Kerry, on the other hand, is trying to polish a turd.
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This is totally correct. Let's examine our recollections for a moment:

J. F. Kerry is the one who came out on the Democratic National Convention podium and told us "Here I am America, reporting for duty", giving us a dumbassed (if-I-ever-saw-one) looking salute.
Right then and there, he made it a "who's qualified to be president more, him or me?" type issue.

The stories about the President's drinking habits in his youth were first raised in the 2000 elections - OLD NEWS!

Kerry's the one who had a dozen or so ex-Swift Boat (supposed comrades) travelling around with him.

Did GW play that game? Nope. Did he once boast about his tenure of service in the Guards? Nope. Nothing to boast about, except that he did qualify in the F-102 jet fighter, by all accounts. So he didn't go to war; I believe I read he wasn't chosen because of his youth, and inexperience, not qualified enough for combat operations. Again, nothing to brag about.

I believe I did see GW on national television, replying to the ads against Kerry about his Vietnam service, and GW giving praise to Kerry for his efforts.

I don't believe I saw Kerry returning the favor, huh?

Kerry, I think, is still in shock over losing the election, even though it happened 4 months ago, he's still not recovered from it.
 
vraiblonde

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Penn said:
I believe I did see GW on national television, replying to the ads against Kerry about his Vietnam service, and GW giving praise to Kerry for his efforts.
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He praised Kerry during one of the debates - led off with it.

Kerry, I think, is still in shock over losing the election, even though it happened 4 months ago, he's still not recovered from it.
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A lot of people spent a FORTUNE trying to get him elected and they're blaming him for running a pisspoor campaign. So Kerry's taking some heat for that - the music has stopped but he's still dancing.

It's a crapshoot donating a lot of money to a political candidate. If he loses, you might as well have flushed that money down the toilet. So Kerry has to do something to make good - he's going to have his hand out again at some point and he'll only collect if he's a good investment.
 
Penn

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vraiblonde said:
It's a crapshoot donating a lot of money to a political candidate. If he loses, you might as well have flushed that money down the toilet. So Kerry has to do something to make good - he's going to have his hand out again at some point and he'll only collect if he's a good investment.
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Didn't I read somewhere that George Soros had come out on the news saying that the reason J.F Kerry lost the election is because he belived him to be a flawed individual?

He added, I think, that in his view, Kerry never did/could present a viable alternative to Gw's vision of where and how to lead our nation.

So, if a guy with his kind of reputation(Soros) shelled out that much serious money in Kerry's behalf - and slams him like that, I would have to offer up that he does not consider Monsieur Kerry a good investment at this point.

And then there's Kerry, like some poor Boston Bull terrier, refusing to let this die, still craving the limelight, making erroneous statements to the public.

Liberals, makes you scratch your head.
 
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Larry Gude

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Look at it from Kerry's shoes for just a minute...

...first off, he came pretty close. He got the second most votes for President. Ever.

Second, this, the Presidency, is apparently his life's ambition.

Third, he's a Senator, what else is he gonna do? There's only one job higher.

Gore's father wanted him to be President. If he actually did want it himself, he would have gone on national TV election night, conceded like a leader, with regret but deep hopes for the future, congratulated W and set about winning '04.

Instead, he grew a beard, put on 50 pounds and started the Wierd AlGore routine. He was done.

If Clinton had lost in 1992, he'd have been back in 1996.

Does anyone expect a man like Kerry, in Kerry's position, to stand up and say "I'm not the man for the job"?

Until someone else stands up and starts taking the wind out of his sails, he is the presumptive Dem nominee. I'd be surprised if he is not around come Iowa and New Hampshire.
 
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Larry Gude said:
...first off, he came pretty close. He got the second most votes for President. Ever.
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Is that really a cause for celebrity? Each year the number of registered voters goes up, so each election it can be expected that every candidate will see their numbers go up. What would Kerry's vote total be if it were corrected for political inflation? :lmao:

What I like is that now that Howard Dean is the HMFIC of the Democrats, what's the first thing he's doing? Hitting the "campaign" trail on a cross country tour to show the flag for Democrats. Did Dean ever officially drop out of the race? I remember him going on hiatus. Maybe that nutty little mind of his thinks it's still summer of 2004. What better time to further drain the lowered coffers of the party than tp spend a few hundred thousand on self promotion.
 
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