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Who else is going to detail Kerry's 'missteps' if not us? And I don't just mean whatever poor woman he's been chasing, it's his 82 percent absentee voting record, the flip flops when he did bother to show up and vote, the carpetbagging, the lies. The total self absorption. Forget the Yale degree, the tailormade duds, the Louisburg Sq. address, he's your loser of a brother-in-law who shows up on your doorstep to borrow money all the time. Never worked a day in his life and sure as hell isn't planning to start now. He'll sell us down the river as fast as he can come up with some Cayman Island bank address so he'll finally have some millions to call his own. The Euroweenies, the Left Coast intelligentsia, the Cambridge elite, they'll fall all over themselves to get him elected. Like Matt Lauer, going to Moscow and sneering at how slowly things were improving (well, it must be Bush's fault...you were so much better off with the gulags), the Euroweenies, Left Coast liberals hate sharing the country with the rest of us. When they talk about 'flyover country', it isn't just geographical. They mean us. They want a society where they're annointed as the 'big thinkers' and run everything. We're the peons who need to be put in our place...way at the back of the bus. And if you listen to the latest blather coming out of Euroland, they're sound like they're all joined at the hip. They'd run the world because they're smarter, more cultured, classier...while we're to provide the dumb muscle when needed to keep the lower orders in check. Kerry's already making stump speeches bragging about handing the keys to the country to the UN the minute he steps into the oval office. I only hope if he is the RATS' nominee, that Bush hammers him in each and every debate, and that Rove's ads expose Kerry for what he is. Lastly, we aren't a small niche. We're part of the VRWC, and Hitlery and the rest of the RATS don't take us lightly. On a hopeful note, I believe the country is sick of Clintonlike parsing, the constant lies. Look at the Superbowl fiasco a few weeks ago. That half time show was a direct result of the vulgarization of our culture. When congress was deciding what to do about Clinton's impeachment, I argued at work that this was important...and some said, oh, it's just sex. What goes on between two people in a bedroom, or just off the oval office is private. Well, they're not saying that now. Here in MA., we're faced with the gay marriage mess, MTV's influence, and suddenly people at work are saying that Clinton had a bad influence on their children. They had to explain oral sex to grammar school kids and they didn't like it. They woke up to the fact that Clinton had the chance to grab bin Laden and turned it down. They blame him for 9/11 and its aftermath, dirty bombs and anthrax fears. It's as if you start pulling a loose string from a sweater, and the whole thing unravels. Our job is to pull that loose string.