Posted on 09/26/2004 3:49:00 AM PDT by Mia T
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Kerry goes which ever way the wind blows. Even his hobby encompasses that.
You rock Mia. You're becoming an FR institution!.
Or, Peggy Lee's, "Is That All There Is".
Democrats dont get the joke. The Joke is John Kerry
IMO, all of J F'n K's little boy sports antics--snowboarding, windsurfing, dress-up biking, footballing-- is a good deal of why a lot of women aren't buying into his schtick. Contrasted w/ the dominant image of what Bush does when he has a little time off--working on the homeplace-- Kerry comes up as an irresponsible & spoiled little boy. I'm having a tough time conjuring up an image of little john-boy even running a Weedeater around one of Teresa's many mansions...
The Kerry campaign reacted angrily to the ad, charging that its "lighthearted" approach was inappropriate in the middle of a war.
Au contraire. (There they go again with their sloppy conflation schemes.) By conflating the two charges--judgment and patriotism-- John Kerry and the Left expose their guilty knowledge of same. And it doesn't matter whether it was done with Machiavellian calculation or out of simple naiveté. Seditious rhetoric and expressions of legitimate differences of opinion are not mutually exclusive constructs, David Gergen notwithstanding. But because the Left's wartime rhetoric about Bush is abusive, undermining, irrational, and ultimately empty, it can only be sedition. Mia T It is precisely President Bush's high regard and concern for the troops that require him to expose the danger that would be posed by a commander-in-chief kerry... Given the critical importance of the message, the ad was exactly the way to go. Humor will increase the audience, and the windsurfer metaphor is great shorthand (not only for Kerry's shifting positions, but also for his priorities, i.e., windsurfing in Nantucket vs. getting briefed on al Qaeda plans of a large-scale attack on the United States. "Well, I haven't been briefed [about the new al Qaeda plans of a large-scale attack on the United States] yet, Larry. They have offered to brief me; I just haven't had time." John Kerry
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Bush campaign spokesman Scott Stanzel defended the ad, saying that "what's disturbing is John Kerry's various shifting positions on the war on Iraq." To be more precise (if somewhat less politic), what's killing our troops and emboldening the enemy--and what may kill Americans--is John Kerry, a self-serving, shifting, undermining and ultimately seditious big-league scold.
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Now there's a talented adman! I wish I could see this ad. I knew the minute I saw the photo of Kerry windsurfing off Martha's Vineyard that he'd made a huge political blunder. His campaign advisors must have lost it.
Kerry: "I love baseball. I love football. I love sports. French skiers."
Oh, yes---man of the people. When he's not windsurfing, he's snowboarding, mountain climbing, skiing, parasailing or tooling around town on his eight thousand dollar bicycle.
The Kerry campaign reacted angrily to the ad, charging that its "lighthearted" approach was inappropriate in the middle of a war.
Humor is a dangerous thing during a war.
God is that true........ and repulsive!
Excellent (three times!)
**IMO, all of J F'n K's little boy sports antics--snowboarding, windsurfing, dress-up biking, footballing-- is a good deal of why a lot of women aren't buying into his schtick. Contrasted w/ the dominant image of what Bush does when he has a little time off--working on the homeplace-- Kerry comes up as an irresponsible & spoiled little boy. I'm having a tough time conjuring up an image of little john-boy even running a Weedeater around one of Teresa's many mansions...**
Real woman want real men Kerry is not a real man and neither is Edwards I can't image what he does I am certain is nothing macho.
With Bush/Cheney you have 2 ranchers, fishermen and hunters they are past times not exclusively for men but normally associated with men and real men after all they do have their origins in bringing the food home for their woman. This is the image that Bush/Cheney give and women respond to that much more then men playing about on the water.
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