[JohnGalt]

I appreciate the point that Bush is a more resolute leader than Kerry could ever hope to be, but you are mistaken as to the direction the Kerry campaign is pursuing. While FoxNews is not saying much on the subject its clear from Kerry's recent speach to a Council on Foreign Relations crowd puts him as trying to be the harliner versus Bush on the issue.

"Their [the Administration’s] sudden embrace of accelerated Iraqification and American troop withdrawal without adequate stability is an invitation to failure. The hard work of rebuilding Iraq must not be dictated by the schedule of the next American election.” Kerry promises to “stay in Iraq until the job is finished”--whatever the job is--and quotes Franklin Roosevelt against Bush, saying, “It is useless to win a war unless it stays won.” Kerry comments, “This Administration has not met that challenge; a Kerry administration will.”

[Dane]

While FoxNews is not saying much on the subject its clear from Kerry's recent speach to a Council on Foreign Relations crowd puts him as trying to be the harliner versus Bush on the issue.

And Clinton was going to sign a middle class tax cut also. If you really think that Kerry(who has an anti-military past during Vietnam and as a Senator) is really going to be more of a hardliner on terrorism than Bush, I have a bridge that goes to Brooklyn for sale.