[bannie]

Well, if you don't SHOW 'EM who you are, you might WIN!

And it's BLATANT trickery: billyblythe told Kerry this in an INTERVIEW! He doesn't even GET IT!

[abnegation]

I didn't think Further Left had any issues, oh other than he was in Vietnam.

[dirtboy]

In an interview with the Financial Times, the former US president urged Senator Kerry to fight a values-based campaign focused on health, education and crime.

Yep, we're in WWIII, and Bill thinks Kerry should ignore it. Just like he did for eight years.

[cripplecreek]

John Kerry

The average billion dollar guy.

[Condor51]

Is the SEARCH FUNCTION broke? This exact article has already been posted.

[o_zarkman44]

Just examine the Kerry voting record on gun control and other "social" issues. That alone should be enough information to make an intelligent choice on who should be president. Because Kerry is silent on those issues makes his deceptive agenda even more dangerous.

[mastequilla]

Did anyone catch this part:

Mr Clinton strongly endorsed Tony Blair (news - web sites)'s position on disarming Iraq (news - web sites), blaming France and Germany for leaving the British prime minister isolated in his efforts to secure a second United Nations (news - web sites) resolution.

[Casloy]

The question haunting Kerry has to be, "Does Bill Clinton want me to win?" Kind of finds Kerry between a rock and hard place.

The problem with Clinton's strategy is that is leaves Kerry nothing to run on. He loses his base and then it's curtins.

[taxed2death]

The 2nd amendment is a cultural issue?


Shhhhhheeeesh.

[Liz]

“Sounds good to me, Dr FrankenBill.”

[tobyhill]

Democrats will implode on themselves within a month. President Bush will speak to the Urban League about real issues putting a wedge between real groups and propaganda groups(NAACP). I don't think everyone there will agree with President Bush but just the fact he goes will show respect absent propaganda. If the first challenge of Same sex marriage gets to a US District court, before the election, the Democrats will be sweating bullets because they let a majority of American's down. Kerry and Edwards shouldn't even comment on it because they didn't even take the time to vote on the matter, regardless what the outcome was. The people deserve their voice heard one way or another. They shouldn't even be able to discuss any issue they missed votes on because taxpayers are paying them to vote not campaign. How is Kerry/Edwards really looking out for their public? Making promises they can't keep and/or not voting when it counts? I heard one Democrat state the Constitutional Amendment against Same Sex Marriage was defeated by a majority? It may have been a majority if Kerry/Edwards voted. If they had voted there would have been a chance to kill the amendment permanently.