John Kerry: Rude, Arrogant, and Foul-Mouthed

truth news ^ | 3/26/04

[buccaneer81]

I'm quite sure she asks herself the same thing. With her money, she could have done a lot better!

Not so sure. Yes, the money thing is attractive. But she's a 65 year old bag. And as we all know from Hitlery, ambition is a powerful thing.

[eeriegeno]

Excellent article! Each and everyone of the 44% (latest poll) who say that they would vote for Kerry today should read this.......

[goldstategop]

Agreed. John F. Seinfeld manages expend a great deal of effort into saying nothing. Which is exactly why the Democrats chose him over the man they really wanted: Howard Dean. They chose Seinfeld precisely because he would not detail the liberal positions too much, since no one likes the product. As Rush said on today's show, the Democrats problem isn't the label or their advertising: its the product.

[Lijahsbubbe]

If, I'm not mistaken she changed the pronunciation of her common name, "Teresa", after her husband decided to run for President.

Blechh!

[auboy]

Re: I've really enjoyed this insightful, informative, and might I say principled discussion.

LOL!

[beaversmom]

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a384f039a1610.htm

In the early 1990s, the owners of the major league baseball teams held a meeting in Denver. Jerry McMorris, the owner of the new Colorado Rockies, decided to host a lunch not at a restaurant near the meeting site, but at a country club in suburban Castle Rock. It was a mistake. The men who own major league baseball teams are imperious types, with the attention span of a 4-year-old. They are not used to being herded onto buses for long drives. Worse, this bus got lost; the driver circled round and round. The mood on the bus got ugly. Gene Autry, the aging owner of the California Angels, needed to relieve himself. His wife went up front and said something to the driver. The bus pulled over to the side of the highway, where an embarrassed Autry got out and urinated. It was an awkward moment for everybody. Then, when Autry stiffly hoisted himself back onto the bus, George W. Bush’s voice rang out: “Hey Gene, you still got a great spray for a guy your age.” A smile opened up on Autry’s face and the bus exploded with laughter. As one of the people who were there remembers, Bush had once again said just the thing to improve everyone’s mood and to remind them how much fun it is to be around him. Bush was the managing general partner of the Texas Rangers from March 1989 to November 1994. When you talk to baseball people about how he ran the team, again and again you hear about the Bush Glow. People simply loved being with him. Bush was not just liked by the other owners, he was extremely well liked. He was liked not only by the people he promoted, he was liked by the people he fired, such as former Rangers and current Mets manager Bobby Valentine. “I think he’s a terrific guy. He exudes the right feel when you’re around him,” Valentine told me. “He used levity. He had a great sense of humor he used to break the tension in the clubhouse, which sometimes existed for real reasons.”

[Jorge]

That was a great story. Bush is a real down to earth likable guy. Nothing pretentious about him.