To: fuzzy122
Um, I heard the clip of Kerry's statement, and I don't think you're quoting it correctly. Since I refuse to register for the source, I'll have to assume you got it from them. But it's still not the way I heard it.
6 posted on
08/26/2004 9:50:16 AM PDT by
EggsAckley
(........."YO" is "OY" spelled backwards.........)
To: EggsAckley
"The truth, which is what elections are all about, is that the tax burden of the middle class has gone up while the tax burden of the middle class has gone down,"
verbatim from the Slimes..... of course, they are never wrong :/
8 posted on
08/26/2004 9:54:18 AM PDT by
fhlh
(polls are for topless dancers)
To: EggsAckley
This is the direct quote from the online NYT:
"The truth, which is what elections are all about, is that the tax burden of the middle class has gone up while the tax burden of the middle class has gone down," he said.
It is probably either a misprint or a misquote. Still in all, it is funny and believable.
To: EggsAckley
Bugmenot to get registration id's:
BUGMENOT
From NY Times
The candidates' fitness to be commander in chief erupted again even as Kerry headed to Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to tell voters he could produce better, higher-paying jobs from the White House than President Bush has and improve the lives of the middle class.
"The truth, which is what elections are all about, is that the tax burden of the middle class has gone up while the tax burden of the middle class has gone down," he said.
Kerry planned a "front porch" visit in Green Bay, Wis., after leaving Philadelphia
25 posted on
08/26/2004 10:18:51 AM PDT by
Republican Red
(Is that a classified document in your pants Sandy or are you just glad to see me?)
To: EggsAckley
I didn't "type" it in I "copy and pasted" it. I hate typing. Whether he said it or not, I have no idea. The NY Times online posted it exactly as I copied it.
I would only steal accurately from the "newspaper of record".
Stay Strong
Fuzzy
37 posted on
08/26/2004 10:47:52 AM PDT by
fuzzy122
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