[.cnI redruM]

Jonah commits a fundamental philosophical error here. He attempts to question the value of something that does not exist. Namely, John F. Kerry's patriotism.

[The G Man]

Hellooooooooo? Earth to Jonah? John Kerry fought in Vietnam. End of discussion. (/Meehan)

[hchutch]

But pointing out John F'n Kerry's hypocrisy is worth making the philosophical error...

[Dems_R_Losers]

Get it? If I point out John Kerry voted against, say, the MX Missile, I'm questioning his patriotism. But when John Kerry questions Bush's patriotism, he's merely criticizing Bush's record.

This is so true. I believe it was Kondracke who recently wrote, President Bush campaigns and is accused of attacking Kerry, while Kerry attacks Bush and is excused as only campaigning.

The political jujitsu being attempted here is breathtaking. Fortunately, the Kerry campaign is really bad at it and is just opening itself up to ridicule.

[SMARTY]

"For generations, Democratic candidates and liberal journalists have asserted with impunity that Republicans, by their very nature, hate blacks, gays, children, the poor, the environment, animals, and immigrants" With their constant reinforcement of this basic lie and with their hidebound attachment to the notion of 'blind utopianism', the Liberals have perpetuated senseless social strife in America and will do so forever. It is the goal of the Republican party to bring as many minorities, immigrants, disadvantaged, etc. as possible to the American success story. When everyone sees and has their own stake in this success, the Liberals will no longer succeed with their lies. And just for the record and in case anyone is keeping score, there is no lie so greedily gobbled up by the masses than the lie about being disadvantaged, victimized or exploited. The poorest American is still tons better off than most people in the world. If not, he still has way more opportunity to change his condition than the poor elsewhere in the world.

[watchin]

"Again: Why is it fair game to question conservatives' love or loyalty to children or to their fellow man, but beyond the pale to question liberals' love of country? "

"Get it? If I point out John Kerry voted against, say, the MX Missile, I'm questioning his patriotism. But when John Kerry questions Bush's patriotism, he's merely criticizing Bush's record. "

Great article. The reason they get away with this, of course, is the unbiased - or even conservative - American media. It's a good thing erramerica is coming to the rescue to give the libs a fair shake. Sheesh.

[talleyman]

"Never question the patriotism of Democrats - there's none to question." - Me