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How Kerry can have any supporters is beyond me.
Originally posted by chebob
And who was the bright spark who decided stealing the last election wasnt enough...
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by chebob
And who was the bright spark who decided stealing the last election wasnt enough...
Let me explain the last election. Bush won the election and the Democrats descended on Florida to do everything they could to steal the election in every conceivable way. When they failed, they did what all good marxists do. They blamed the victim.
Now, how is it such a great political sage has emerged from Wales to inform America how to conduct its internal affairs with nearly indecipherable illiteracy.
kerry.senate.gov
In 1984, after winning election as Lieutenant Governor in 1982, Kerry ran and was elected to serve in the United States Senate, running and winning a successful PAC-free Senate race and defeating a Republican opponent buoyed by Ronald Reagan's reelection coattails. Like his predecessor, the irreplaceable Paul Tsongas, Kerry came to the Senate with a reputation for independence -- and reinforced it by making tough choices on difficult issues: breaking with many in his own Party to support Gramm-Rudman Deficit Reduction; taking on corporate welfare and government waste; pushing for campaign finance reform; holding Oliver North accountable and exposing the fraud and abuse at the heart of the BCCI scandal; working with John McCain in the search for the truth about Vietnam veterans declared POW/MIA; and insisting on accountability, investment, and excellence in public education.
Sen. Kerry was re-elected in 1990, and again in 1996, defeating the popular Republican Governor William Weld in the most closely watched Senate race in the country. Now serving his fourth term, Kerry has worked to reform public education, address children's issues, strengthen the economy and encourage the growth of the high tech New Economy, protect the environment, and advance America's foreign policy interests around the globe.
Originally posted by JunkYardFrog
Was it a Republican mole in the Kerry campaign?
Originally posted by koji_K
The truth is, if Kerry was a Tibetan monk he could have run as a Tibetan monk and the republicans would have smeared him for being a Tibetan monk.
Originally posted by FredT
Originally posted by koji_K
The truth is, if Kerry was a Tibetan monk he could have run as a Tibetan monk and the republicans would have smeared him for being a Tibetan monk.
Koji, Kerry based his campaign on the issue. The miscalculation was his and his alone. Given the way he changes his mind and flip flops on issues, maybe its a blessing that we are not looking at his voting record (or lack of) in the last year. If you float a pitch over the middle of the plate, why shouldnt I swing at it? He has laready been caught in lies about his record. He may have lied about more, we don't know at this point. I for one want to know
Originally posted by chebob
And who was the bright spark who decided stealing the last election wasnt enough
FYI...the last election was not stolen. ALGORE lost his home state of Tennessee. His own people, the people that knew him best, decided that Bush was the better man. If ALGORE wins his home state, Florida means nothing.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by chebob
And who was the bright spark who decided stealing the last election wasnt enough...
Let me explain the last election. Bush won the election and the Democrats descended on Florida to do everything they could to steal the election in every conceivable way. When they failed, they did what all good marxists do. They blamed the victim.
Now, how is it such a great political sage has emerged from Wales to inform America how to conduct its internal affairs with nearly indecipherable illiteracy.