Why I will vote for John Kerry for President

Manchester Union Leader ^ | September 28, 2004 | John Eisenhower

[Always Right]

Did he give a reason, I think I missed it somehow.

[Thebaddog]

Sen. Kerry, in whom I am willing to place my trust, has demonstrated that he is courageous, sober, competent, and concerned with fighting the dangers associated with the widening socio-economic gap in this country. I will vote for him enthusiastically.

Those are eat'n word, Partner.

[Arpege92]

We invaded Iraq unilaterally?

[Huck]

I think all those points are debatable (obviously.) I also think it's interesting how the GOP finds elected or formerly elected Democrats that are for GWB, like Zell, or Ed Koch, and all the Dems can do is find the children of famous GOP presidents (Ron Jr, Mini me Ike) to take their side. The presidential progeny are entitled to their opinions, and they may be smart well informed people, but it's not the same as an elected democrat abandoning his party.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

Hey JIKE,, bet your new friend Jumpin Jim invites you to Thanksgiving dinner,,,,Alzhymer's is a bitch but we aren't living in 1958 anymore,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[IncPen]

We invaded Iraq unilaterally?

"Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?!"

[Wormwood]

RINO crossing. Proceed with caution.

[DooDahhhh]

You, sir, must have gone soft in the brain. What in the world makes you think Skerry will solve that? We are at war and I think that raises the defecit last I looked. Your article makes 0 sense to me.

[RogueIsland]

Did he give a reason, I think I missed it somehow.

I believe it is because he finds John "fab" and "dreamy".

[netmilsmom]

Is it me or is this the most fragmented article ever written?

[sirchtruth]

I will vote for him enthusiastically.

I wonder if this dork will be just as enthused when Bush wins the election by five or six points.

[netmilsmom]

>>I believe it is because he finds John "fab" and "dreamy".

And he has better hair.

[Terpfen]

Five or six? At this rate it'll be 15.

[guitfiddlist]

I urge everyone, Republicans and Democrats alike, to avoid voting for a ticket merely because it carries the label of the party of one’s parents or of our own ingrained habits.

And I urge everyone to avoid the knee-jerk reaction to living under the shadow of one's parents of showing their "independence" and "freedom" of thought, by voting like an idiot.

[Jet Jaguar]

"He's on a roll"

[Jim Noble]

America, though recognized as the leader of the community of nations, has always acted as a part of it

Ther is no "community of nations"

There is no "social security trust fund"

There is no tooth fairy.

[L.N. Smithee]

With the current administration’s decision to invade Iraq unilaterally, however, I changed my voter registration to independent, and barring some utterly unforeseen development, I intend to vote for the Democratic Presidential candidate, Sen. John Kerry.

Uh huh. Say, did you know that Kerry said on CNN's Crossfire in 1997 that the USA should unilaterally go into Iraq and take out Hussein after voting against the Gulf War, which had all the U.N. and international cooperation he said was lacking in the buildup to the Iraq war?

Boy, it must be nice to have a surname that makes people think you're really smart before you open your mouth and let the truth be known.

[CaptainK]

First Ron Reagan Jr., now John Eisenhower. Republican sons whose notoriety has faded resuscitate themselves through Bush bashing.

[DooDahhhh]

Hey John, you are talking down to baby boomers (not a good idea) none of us are looking too much at what our parents did or did not do. We look at the here and the now. And the here and the now says do not vote for that dork that you want. BUSH FOR 2004!!!!!!!!!!!