CAPTION: Kerry slithers into his "priceless" mansion

AP ^ | March 13, 2004 | nwrep

[Charles Henrickson]

Screwy.

[spokeshave]

J F'n Kerry goes into instant spin - flip/flop mode before making decision to enter his apartment

[international american]

??

[pepperhead]

I thought it was his wifes and the banks mansion now. Either way he looks like a dork.

[chance33_98]

"See these plants here, they represent what I will do to America..."

[Charles Henrickson]

Look at the potted plants.

[prion]

Hey, look! His eyebrows have moved a bit. It's wearing off...

[billorites]

"Either way he looks like a dork."

Oh, I don't know.

I see him more as a dufus or a dweeb.

But I stoop to name calling and that's beneath me and FreeRepublic.

I'm overcome with shame and self-loathing now.

[cameronsmom]

Looks like he's doin' the hokey pokey

He cant decide what to do in his career either.

Put your right foot in, put your right foot out...

[Normal4me]

Even his stupid trees lean to the left!

[cameronsmom]

Is that a border's bag?

Maybe he bought Sean's new book...

[Rome2000]

John Kerry’s position on capital punishment, in his interview on Meet the Press in December, 2002.

"SEN. KERRY: I think, Tim, as people get to know me in the course of this, they’ll know the things that I have fought for and the things I stand for. I was a prosecutor. I’ve sent people to jail for the rest of their life. I’m opposed to the death penalty in the criminal justice system because I think it’s applied unfairly, as even Republican governors have determined, and because I’m for a worse punishment.

I think it is worse to take somebody and put them in a small cell for the rest of their life, deprived of their freedom, never to be paroled. Now, I think that’s tougher. Let me just finish.

MR. RUSSERT: But, Senator, why shouldn’t Timothy McVeigh, who blew up the Oklahoma building, or if John Muhammad is convicted of being a sniper here in Washington—why shouldn’t they receive the death penalty?

SEN. KERRY: Tim, I think that, as I said, you know, different people have different opinions about what’s worse. I’ve seen people die and I know what it’s like to almost die. I don’t think that—you know, dying is scary for a while, but in the end, the punishment is gone. When you’re alive and you’re deprived of your freedom each day and you’re in tough circumstances—and I’m talking about tough circumstances. I’m not talking about some cushy situation where they live off the fat of the land in prison.. I’m talking about tough. But if you’re deprived of that freedom for the rest of your living days until God decides to take you, you know, that is tough, my friend, and I think that plenty of people think that.

LOL!!!!

This mental case had better hope they start giving tours of the White House again, because thats the closest to the Oval Office he is ever going to get.

[fightu4it]

The L.L. Bean jacket gives him a sort of down home appearance, don't you think? I'll bet he laughs every time he puts it on.

[chickenlips]

"uhh, wait right there, I'll go inside and get some matches and we'll burn those little flags some right winger put in my shrubs."

[Liz]

Is this the mansion that he and Teresa got into a public fight over few years back? Seems they wanted the town to move the fire hydrant b/c it was an eyesore for M/M Heinz Kerry. Exc-u-u-u-se me.

[spokeshave]

J F'n Kerry gives secret signal to open door of his apartment.

Note..he's standing on the (sewer) door...see pic

[maggief]

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites), D-Mass., browses in Borders Bookstore in Boston's downtown crossing Friday, March 12, 2004 as he takes a day off from campaigning. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

[international american]

I am looking at the fact that Kerry's house is worth no more than 8 million, if that:)Not 12.8 million!

[Rebelbase]

I bet Bush doesn't have topiaries at Crawford.