[freedom44]

Kerry is receiving support from the Iranian government in his bid for Presidency. It's rather disgusting that his office felt the need to send an e-mail to the Iranian governments english language paper.

[mewzilla]

Well, Kerry's got a lock on the Islamist vote. That ought to tell the rest of his supporters something. But I won't hold my breath waiting for them to wake up and smell the coffee.

[WVNan]

That makes me sick at my stomach. That weasel. Chamberlain redux.

[abclily]

This has got to be a hoax. The Kerry organization owns up to this? I really don't believe this happened.

[NYCVirago]

Disgraceful. Do you remember during impeachment, when the Republicans questioned the timing of Clinton's bombing of Iraq, and the Rats whined that politics stops at the water's edge? Here this sleaze is writing to another country's newspaper and denigrating the current Commander-in-Chief. It's a new low.

[holyscroller]

Trolling for Arab/terrorist dollars. Once a traitor, always a traitor

[freedom44]

please ping this, i don't have my ping list with me here.

[cripplecreek]

That should be making big news here.

[spectre]

I honestly believe Kerry is a shoe-in for president.

Of Syria

[John Jorsett]

I infer from this that he wants to sign Kyoto. That ought to be good for an economic death-spiral while we're forming an "international coalition."

[Revel]

"The current Administration's policies of unilateralism and rejection of important international initiatives, from the Kyoto Accords to the Biological Weapons Convention, have alienated much of the world and squandered remarkable reserves of support after 9/11. This climate of hostility affects us all, but most especially impacts those who reside overseas. Disappointment with current U.S. leadership is widespread, extending not just to the corridors of power and politics, but to the man and woman on the street as well."

And add in the world court to that too no doubt. Bush is turning out to be one lucky son of Gun. Because of this sicko Kerry...Many of us that were not intending to vote for him are going to be FORCED to. Bush only has Kerry to thank for that. He sure has no claim to being a conservative.

[armymarinemom]

Good grief. This is going to go over well with our troops. Same old dog repeating his same old tricks.

[faithincowboys]

If this isn't a plea to Teheran to cause an October surprise, I don't know what is!

This man Kerry's treason is active and long-standing.

[freedom44]

ping

[cripplecreek]

I posted the story in a local group and allready got my first liberal response...er excuse.

here it is

"Did you read the story you posted? You may disagree that George W. Bush's foreign policy is one of unilateralism and division, but John Kerry is not "appealing to extremism" by suggesting that multilateralism and cooperation is an important component of foreign policy."

[prairiebreeze]

If this is true, I'm gobsmacked (but probably shouldn't be) ping

Prairie

[petercooper]

The current Administration's policies of unilateralism and rejection of important international initiatives, from the Kyoto Accords...

Was this SOB one of the 95 who voted against Kyoto?

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Kerry: "I will go to Tehran !"

[demlosers]

Kerry is receiving support from the Iranian government in his bid for Presidency.

If true, I smell a landslide victory for Bush.

[zook]

If Kerry actually did this, then it's very close to treason. Why would Iran cooperate in any way with President Bush, if they think they can hold out for Kerry?

[the Real fifi]

Make sure this gets out to the Iranian-American community. The last thing we need is to signal the mullahs that a softer policy towards them would be the consequence of a Kerry win.