CHENEY SIS JUMPS INTO LESBIAN FRAY

New York Post ^ | October 17, 2004 | STEFAN C. FRIEDMAN

[Cincinatus' Wife]

October 17, 2004 -- Add Mary Cheney's sister's name to a growing list of Cheney family members angry with Sen. John Kerry for bringing up Mary and her sexuality at last week's debate in Tempe, Ariz. Appearing on "Good Morning America" alongside first-daughter hopeful Vanessa Kerry, Liz Cheney — a married mother of four — said an apology from the Democratic nominee "would be appropriate."

But Kerry's daughter defended her dad's comments and noted that Mary Cheney's sexual preference is a matter of record.

"My father's point was the concept was celebrating a strong family," the younger Kerry said, adding that his comments echoed what Sen. John Edwards said to Cheney himself at the vice-presidential debate. "But when you choose to be part of a campaign, you choose to make yourself public."

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Is there another? 8~)

[Dr. Eckleburg]

"Friends are so alarming
My lover's never charming
Life's just a cocktail party on the street
Big Apple
People dressed in plastic bags
Directing traffic
Some kind of fashion
Shattered."

Sort of like "yellow cocktail music." Sort of.

[durasell]

Saw your billboard over in Queens.

[durasell]

...and, of course...

boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past

[Justin]

Has Christopher Reeve called Kerry since he died?--to tell him he has to vote absentee?

I'm sure John Edwards will channel the message.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Back from exile on Mainstreet; it's a strange street to walk down.

[TracyPA]

John Kerry is NOT a good man. He wasn't in 1971 when he called fellow soldiers murder's and rapists. Where does he get the gaul to speak for Mary Cheney and presume to read her mind?!!! Kerry only did this to try to suppress the vote of religious people on the right. This creepy opportunist made a big mistake.

[durasell]

I just listen to my father's advice etc.

...and never attend my own parties.

[cubreporter]

Yaaaaay. You are correct. Just saw one of the new ads on TV while watching football. Guess both of the new vets ads will be broadcast on Monday Night Football. It's a great ad.

John Kerry ... this is NOT a good man.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

You and your "shirts of sheer linen and thick silk and fine flannel" are greatly missed.

"The rain was still falling, but the darkness had parted in the west, and there was a pink and golden billow of foamy clouds above the sea."

The quintessential anti-Eastern establishment writer of the American West.

[Time is now]

Supposed to be "Don't Ask Don't tell' according to the old rascal. Just goes to show how these maggots are streaming out from under the garbage can and we have to get the industrial can of RAID to quell the migration!!!!

[Time is now]

Pin head, she knew that outlandish would make the press, otherwise she may have considered a bra... Oh, excuse me, you must have been at Cann so often...

[lucysmom]

Kerry only did this to try to suppress the vote of religious people on the right. This creepy opportunist made a big mistake.

Reading minds?

[Calpublican]

Talk about your sagging numbers.

[TracyPA]

You don't have to be psychic to recognize this calculated ploy. First Edwards, then Kerry? I might have been born at night, but I wasn't born last night.

[Boot Hill]

LOL!

Boot

[LiberalBassTurds]

Your home page is very funny! I had not seen it before.

Thank you Patriot Girl. Glad you enjoyed it. It's fun spoofing these knuckleheads. :^)

All the best.

[LiberalBassTurds]

Thank you MeekOne. That's the picture I was thinking of when I posted last night. Looks like Mr. Ed in an evening gown to me. :^)

Take care buddy.

[LiberalBassTurds]

Agreed completely Taffini. Your points match my thinking perfectly. People who live in glass houses is a phrase she's obviously not taken to heart.

Thanks for the back-up. I thought I was going to get hammered over my post. :^)

[durasell]

If memory serves, he was actually a Midwesterner. However, he did die in the west -- eating a candy bar in the sunshine.

Never saw him as anti-establishment. Always saw him as the quintessential American -- conflicted, awed, anxious and, above all, moral.

Now take O'Hara, there was a guy ready to mix it up.