Damn Good Smokescreen

A1A9C1 · Aug 23, 2004, 01:51 PM

Hasn't anybody else noticed that the front pages have nothing about Kerry's political accomplishments or lack thereof for the past decade? I don't have the stats handy, but; he was a member of an intelligence committe on the Hill and NEVER showed up, missed more than half of all other voting opportunities that his position gave him the authority to vote on. THIS SHOULD BE THE STORY. He's not concerned with us, the US citizens. If he was he would have been an active participant in the political processes in DC while he has been there. Ya think that will change if he goes to Pennsylvania Ave? Huh, do ya? What happened thirty-five years ago is not as important as someone's desire to help and make a difference. I've gotta hand it to his camp, they've built up this story so much they got a response from the other side. Now they can bit#! and moan for the rest of the political season and the real important issue won't come to light unless O'Reilly reads my "e" to him today. Didn't the dems have something to do with farenheit 911? They can dish it out but they can't take it. Nope I really dont believe that, they just got the exposure needed about this Vietman stuff and *poof* there's the smokescreen! No I'm not particularly a Bush fanatic, his enunciation in public is awful. He allows the sourthen border to stay wide a$$ open. Ventura said: the binaural system is broken, but it's still the best thing going. Bush does have big kahunas, Kerry speaks out of whichever side of his mouth he needs to to address any given situation, teenie weenie kahunas. Does this count as a Flame?

I sure feel self righteous now

GutterPunk · Aug 23, 2004, 01:59 PM

yeah thats great man i read about that and that committe he claims to completely reform and before that he said he wanted to cut it by like 7 billion or so. Yeah and he never showed up aws it after 911 and before he only showed up part time... yeah glad you posted this i wish i could find the stats but im doing a 6 pg essay

Counterfe1t · Aug 23, 2004, 02:54 PM

while you do prove a good point and others do too concerning bush the dilema here is not wich candidate is worse but which candidate are we going to have to settle for.

Nacht · Aug 23, 2004, 07:37 PM

well...i disagree with some stuff bush does...as im not conservative/liberal in all areas. im politically conservative, but religiously liberal (i.e. none). im against gay marriage, but pro choice/abortion (only in the first trimester. so its a hodgepodge of things. i vote based mainly on the political aspects, however...so naturally i see kerry as a nut case

A1A9C1 · Sep 2, 2004, 10:26 AM

The patriot from Georgia sees the obvious too. Senator Zell Miller intensely rips Kerry a new a hole on national tv. Read this: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/01/po...XT-MILLER.html "Leave here and vote republican."

Purportedly a Boston policeman answered to a delegate asking for directions leaving the DNC convention. ---edit-- here you don't have to register to read http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=40267

Spriggan17 · Sep 5, 2004, 12:29 AM

Go Bush!!!!woot!

Falstaff · Sep 5, 2004, 01:30 PM

John Kerry can be found at anytime during his political career, up some Kennedy's butt. He is and always will be an East Coast Blue Blood, and nothing will change the fact that he is sincere about anything. Americans need to wakeup, and quit voting for any democratic candidate for the presidency. Call Bush anything you want, but he would be ashamed to be a Kerry. Others are promoting the Kerry agenda for their own means.

A1A9C1 · Sep 5, 2004, 01:53 PM

Yea, yea, yea. My medicare doesn't do everything I need it to, but we have to keep those fubar muslims

(the I hate everyone else ones) from blowing us up at the grocery store and the post office and the .........