[ChadGore]

What Kerry did to McCain is unforgivable.

John McCain may be a big enough man, after many generations of contemplation and reflection, to forgive Kerry for what he did to our troops, but I, as an informed voter am not so willing to forgive, nor forget.

In 2002 and 2003, I joined my country, with the leadership of George W. Bush, to lead a capitulation movement in Iraq that saved American lives. How am I suppose to view a guy who led a capitulation movement against MY COUNTRY in the 70s?

I can see why nobody is excited about Kerry. He just doesn't get it.

[Cicero]

I presume that you are referring to Kerry's betrayal of the POW-MIAs in Vietnam. True, McCain actually was a POW himself. But the sad thing is that he, too, betrayed the remaining POW-MIAs when he got on that congressional committee. So I suspect that Kerry and McCain have something in common: guilty consciences, insofar as they have consciences. And I think everybody does, no matter how deep they try to bury them.