[jmstein7]

Might want to send this as a tip to Drudge.

Go to www.drudgereport.com , scroll down, and post it in the text box that says "SEND NEWS TIPS TO DRUDGE".

[The South Texan]

Let's see if Mr Russet ask the same questions to F'ing Kerry when he next shows up on Meet the Depressed. Or does he stop by his local sporting goods store and load up on softballs?

[counterpunch]

[tet68]

Guilty, hang him..........Next!

[Williams]

As I have mentioned before, Kerry is a BS artist of the highest order. Can you make anything out of the mush he was mixing? He's saying absolutely nothing. He stands by (some of) his statements but then again ... .I guess if it deserves any serious analysis he is now trying to excuse the alleged war crimes because they were based on "political decisions" that were a "natural" result of misguided "Cold War" thinking.

This man is a muddled headed fraud, Grade A. He still thinks the Cold War was a mistake, and that somehow it naturally caused war crimes in Vietnam, and somehow that would excuse the commission of war crimes. This man is not fit to be president. He's a phoney and a kook.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

Again Kerry shows that he is no leader.

I was just following orders.

[onedoug]

He begins by telling us how terrible human nature is, then ends by claiming we should trust it through the UN.

This guy is a Marxian moral relativist from top to bottomus.

As on officer, he had a duty and obligation to report any departures from the UCMJ. But he failed in that, too. And he's figured out how he thinks he can have have everything both ways since.

Unprincipled. Devious. Unrepentent.

And now he'd be President.

God help us.

[Endeavor]

What a load of crap.

[Williams]

Basic points about Kerry:

Wrong about the Cold War

Wrong about Vietnam.

CONTINUES to apply his opposition to both wars to the War On Terror.

Is Hell bent on losing the Vietnam War all over again.

[Plutarch]

MR. RUSSERT: Thirty years later, you stand by that?

This is pretty sharp questioning. We know that Russert tends to take it easy on Democrats in general, and Senator Clinton in particular. However, being interviewed by Russert is certainly no picnic for a Democrat.

Russert is the proof that media bias exists. If someone is relatively evenhanded, we can recognize it. The rest of the media, by and large, is far easier on Democrats, and aggressive towards Republicans.

[I'm ALL Right!]

SHOCKING difference in the tone of questioning for WAR CRIMINAL John Kerry, vs. Russerts questioning of President Bush!!!!

[Williams]

"And I think-look, there's no excusing shooting children in cold blood, or women, and killing them in cold blood. There isn't, under any circumstances."

Having said this just how does he deserve the presidency?????? He goes on to ask for "understanding." Look, you either killed women and children in "cold blood" or you didn't. You can take it either way you want. Personally, I think he was full of it on the war crimes top to bottom but he's a liar and he can't admit he lied.

[machman]

Great American War Heroes.....

[petitfour]

Here is an excerpt from a Boston.com article on Kerry. It involves a little Kerry history and his views on Nam BEFORE he went there. It seems to contradict what he told Tim.

Upon his graduation in 1966, Kerry was given the honor of delivering the class oration. Many at Yale noticed that this young man, on his way to becoming a commissioned officer in Vietnam, was critical of the war -- and the use of American military might against communist regimes.

``What was an excess of isolationism has become an excess of interventionism,'' Kerry said in the oration. ``And this Vietnam War has found our policy makers forcing Americans into a strange corner . . . that if victory escapes us, it would not be the fault of those who lead, but of the doubters who stabbed them in the back -- notions all too typical of an America that had to find Americans to blame for the takeover in China by the communists, and then for the takeover in Cuba.''

Then, in a sentence that harkened back to the Nazi aggression that his mother had fled, he said: ``The United States must, I think, bring itself to understand that the policy of intervention that was right for Western Europe does not and cannot find the same application to the rest of the world.''

The article can be found here: http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061503.shtml

[GailA]

btt

[Uncle Miltie]

"But we misjudged history."

Communist determinism bump!

[Interesting Times]

Ping.

[RippleFire]

See also http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/edit/archives/2004/02/11/2003098345

He now makes much of his decorations from the war in Vietnam, to appeal to centrists and conservatives, without reminding those audiences that he for long was a leader of Vietnam veterans against the war. Indeed, assiduous searchers, looking for his vulnerabilities, will find much of interest in that period of his life. For example, the fabled and distinguished chief of naval operations (CNO), Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, told me -- 30 years ago when he was still CNO -- that during his own command of US naval forces in Vietnam, just prior to his anointment as CNO, young Kerry had created great problems for him and the other top brass, by killing so many non-combatant civilians and going after other non-military targets.

"We had virtually to straight-jacket him to keep him under control," the admiral said. "Bud" Zumwalt got it right when he assessed Kerry as having large ambitions -- but promised that his career in Vietnam would haunt him if he were ever on the national stage.

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