The Evil Mind of Senator John F. Kerry

Associated Press ^ | Sept 7, 2004 | Darlene Superville

[pypo]

From the Associated Press article:

In West Virginia, Cecil Roberts, president of the United Mine Workers of America, gave Kerry a rifle as a gift. Kerry, a self-described gun-owner and hunter, quipped: "I thank you for the gift, but I can't take it to the debate with me."

[pypo]

John Kerry is one sick SOB. Even this circular reference to a gun at a debate shows the depravity of his arrogant little lawyer mind. Imagine this guy with his finger on the nuclear football.

[soozla]

The same Clintonian mindset exists in John Effin'Kerry's narrow little noggin...............to USE a show of force to gain political advantage!!

[struggle]

Well, when Bush shoots Kerry down with the MILLIONS OF PAGES OF MATERIAL he can use, Kerry will want to use that "rifle."

[christie]

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He is out of his mind.

Here is my John F. Kerry Timeline. Email it to your friends.
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[ikka]

Thing is, even with a gun in his hand, Kerry would still be at a disadvantage.

[MarkeyD]

Seems like the Secret Service should be all over this.

[MarkeyD]

Check out Drudge too. Seems he sponsored a bill which would have banned this type of gun last year.

[SolomoninSouthDakota]

My reflection on this story came up with the idea that one of the gift presenters must have quipped something like , "This may come in handy at the debates."

If so, J effin K should not have given any indication that he had even heard the remark if he had a speck of decorum in his awkward body. If J effin K came up with this comment out of the blue, he is one sick and sorry senator. I can understand such thoughts from teamsters, not senators running for POTUS.

[Mogollon]

It's pathetic that AP doesn't know the difference between a rifle and a shotgun.

[MarkeyD]

[Sophocles]

It's probably better to conclude he is out of his mind, than to question... what EXACTLY would he use the gun for, at "the debate," anyway???

Somehow I am reminded of assassination attempts as discussed in Kansas City in November 1971....

Lunatic, or assassin?

[Yo-Yo]

I say lighten up, people. Sheesh. I hate Kerry too, but big deal that he made a joke.

[mwl1]

RNC should label this as hate speech. Quickly.

[Poohbah]

Joking about shooting the President is not acceptable.

[Lady Jag]

I don't know if I told you before but I love your timeline and Kerry IS out of his mind and he cannot be elected (please, God!).

[Lady Jag]

I say lighten up, people. Sheesh. I hate Kerry too, but big deal that he made a joke.

Added to a character study, it adds to the impression that Kerry is a spoiled, angry, vindictive man who should never have been elected to any public office.

[DoctorMichael]

With all due respect....................

I disagree.

If Bush or ANY Republican had said something like this it would be trumpeted all over the news as an example of the knuckle-dragging-Neanderthal, violent, Republicans.

BTW, I'll watch carefully tonight to see if Brokaw/Jennings/Rather comment on the outright violence and bezerk depravity of Kerry.

[Sophocles]

Can you imagine the MSM indignation if W had said "I thank you for the gift, but I can't take it to the debate with me."

[hawaiian]

"I thank you for the gift, but I can't take it to the debate with me."

This should be headline news as far as I'm concerned. If Bush said anything remotely like this, it would be on the headline on every news website right now

[APFel]

He may turn it on himself after he is annihilated in the debates. Maybe that's what he meant.

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