To: KMC1
Lie #1. - "I proudly and I think rightly voted against this prescription drug bill." "It's only a faulty recollection... I was near the bill when I thought about voting against it..."
5 posted on
08/12/2004 11:49:54 AM PDT by
So Cal Rocket
(Fabrizio Quattrocchi: "Adesso vi faccio vedere come muore un italiano")
To: So Cal Rocket
To: So Cal Rocket
It was a vote ricochet. He was close to voting, then realized he was too close, then turned to run and the vote went off and hit him in the a$$.
To: So Cal Rocket
Lie #1. - "I proudly and I think rightly voted against this prescription drug bill." Dem spin: He mispoke. He meant to say:
"I proudly think I rightly voted against this prescription drug bill."
To: So Cal Rocket
..before I thought about voting for it.
41 posted on
08/12/2004 12:09:33 PM PDT by
Blood of Tyrants
(Even if the government took all your earnings, you wouldn't be, in its eyes, a slave.)
To: So Cal Rocket
I remember this. He missed BOTH prescription drug bill votes. My personal thought at the time was that he missed them purposely, so he couldn't be pinned down on them.
This way Republicans can't say "Kerry voted against drugs for Medicare", and he can say he didn't vote for a Repub medicare bill the libs keep trying to paint as bad.
48 posted on
08/12/2004 12:13:18 PM PDT by
I still care
(Have you heard about the Democrat cocktail? It's ketchup with a chaser.)
To: So Cal Rocket
I guess I'm "near" Canada because I'm in the bordering country...(albeit 2000 miles away)
78 posted on
08/12/2004 12:48:49 PM PDT by
Guillermo
(It's the 99% of Mohammedans that make the other 1% look bad.)
To: So Cal Rocket
Too many faulty recollections, make you sound like an alzheimers patient, or at least senile.
To: So Cal Rocket
"It's only a faulty recollection... I was near the bill when I thought about voting against it..." Winner!
109 posted on
08/12/2004 2:50:57 PM PDT by
talleyman
(John Kerry: The Manurian Candidate - he's seared - no, stir-fried - no, poached - no, flambeed!)
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