Posted on 11/02/2004 6:58:58 AM PST by closetrepublican
Over the course of this presidential race the Democratic running mates have said some pretty ugly and quite personal things about the Republicans.
Blogger Arthur Chrenkoff takes a look at the "warm, fuzzy and tolerant" bunch.
And inspired by his post, WhenLiberalsAttack has provided some visual imagery:
T-shirts and postcards now available . . . buy one for your favorite Democrat!
He forgot a biggie - the Hitler comment. I think that is the most horrendous and disgusting comment that comes out of the filthy vile democrat mouth.
While standing in line to vote this morning in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, I began talking (loudly) about my 22-year old neighbor (Capt. Mark Afflerbach) who was killed in Vietnam in 1968 by VietCong/Communists.
When I was growing up, Mark (nicknamed Whitey for his blonde hair) taught me how to swing on a rope swing, how to catch frogs, and how to climb trees. He was my Davey Crocket mentor.
One day (in 1968) while hanging out with friends in front of my house, four US ARmy Jeeps pulled up nextdoor. Several high-ranking military brass officers walked briskly into the home, and although I didn't know what was going on, I later learned Mark had been killed by an incoming morter round.
A year or two later, a young punk named John Kerry began running around the country calling Mark and others like him "baby killers and war criminals."
Anyway, I stood there this morning recounting this episode to everyone listening. Before the poll officials asked me to leave, I ended my speech by loudly stating, "I would never in a million years vote for Kerry, a man who considers good Americans to be criminals while getting his political support from cretins like P-Diddy, or Talk Shitty, or Suck Titty, or whatever his name."
Bottom line: Don't be afraid to talk to people while waiting in line. Try and persuade them if they are Kerry supporters. At the very least, make Democrats feel guilty if they plan to support a semi-traitorous cretin like Kerry, who is doing the same thing to our brave military troops today in 2004.
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