[EGPWS]

Because we can't know the final truth of Al-Qaqaa, it was a ridiculous decision by the Kerry campaign to jump with all four feet onto the issue.

All four feet!

Well put.

[Merry]

I hate the way this Traitor is once again go after the troops. he has no respect for our military.

[clee1]

sKerry has a terminal case of foot-in-mouth disease.

[SkyPilot]

ONCE again, John Kerry shows his instinct to go for the capillaries, rather than the jugular.

Great line Morris.

The MSM embarrassed themselves again----good show.

[piasa]

It worked well enough that no new revelations are being heard about those Vietnamese docs the swifties dug up.

I don't think Kerry expected to be hit over the head with his diversion so quickly, though.

[Mogollon]

How will we ever know when the explosives were removed from Al-Qaqaa and by whom

Bill Gertz is reporting in the Washington Times that the Russians and Iraqi intelligence transported the explosives out of the Iraq.

[Flyer]

If tons of explosives can disappear why can't chemical and biological weapons disappear?

That's one nice rope the left is weaving to hang themselves with.

[Paleo Conservative]

Speaking of fumbles!

[Paleo Conservative]

Mixing some metaphors, here is a quote from Senator Kerry last August.

"We've been waiting since 1918 for the Boston Red Sox to win the World Series, and . . . if I had a choice between the White House and the World Series this year, I'm going to take the White House. How's that?"

John Kerry, 08/2004.

[Darkwolf377]

"Kerry's mistake runs deeper. Right now he should be talking about domestic-policy issues"

Great point. Kerry has lagged behind on the war issue and he's not going to suddenly close the gap in a few days. Instead of drawing attention to those issues where he holds a lead, trying to change the subject, he is basically saying "OK, I'll admit the issue I'm weak on is THE important issue."

[Squantos]

Kerry has made more mistakes in the last few weeks as the lead idiot of the DNC than he's made in his entire career as a traitor, socialist, practioner of sedition ,last of the fancy ball room dancers and CEO of the Liberal Losers Liars Club .........

And according to polls and the MSM he has half the nation supporting him ?

BS flag is at full mast on this turdburgler and his clan of assclowns !

[Stateline]

John-John takes a header into the cow pie.....

[Dahoser]

Got to hand to Lurch's advisors, they performed beautifully in this. Beautifully for whom is the question.

[tet68]

Because we can't know the final truth of Al-Qaqaa

And that is why Kerry is using it, just as he did
the Winter Soldier investigations.

[PJ-Comix]

Lurch's problem is this story broke a week earlier than planned so there was enough time for this phony Al-Qaqaa story to be refuted. Kerry stepped in Al-Qaqaa because the story was full of Qaqaa.

[sr4402]

"Of course you can trust me on Al-Qaqaa, just like you can trust Dan Rather on his National Guard Documents."

"Please don't bring me into this, I tried to help you, and see what I get."

/sarcasm off

[PajamaTruthMafia]

Just heard Kristol on Fox and he made this excellent point regarding the missing weapons story and how Kerry ran with it:

"Obviously, Kerry puts his faith in the NYT and UN over the US Military."

[steveegg]

Unless he's pulling a Torch before noon, I doubt that'll be his last fumble.

[Protagoras]

I was wondering this morning how long it takes for an Ad to be produced, even a simple one like the one Kerry put out on this subject.

[Ragnar54]

Kerry is a liar, a socialist, a traitor and a sociopath without a conscience, but it is dangerous to assume that he is stupid. A socialist in Spain recently won an election because of a terrorist attack blamed on the incumbent. Now Kerry is trying to blame Bush for the threat of terrorists with bombs. What if Kerry and his terrorist allies plan to follow through? How many people would Kerry be willing to kill to become President?

The Bush strategy of calling him irresponsible is effective at winning votes, but a more aggressive approach is needed. Beyond winning votes, there is a need to remove the incentive for an attack. It has to be made clear that Kerry is giving aid and comfort to the enemy, and therefore encouraging attacks (whether he is collaborating again or not). Cheney was right on this one.

Any pending ads on Kerry's past history of collaboration should be released immediately. If delayed until election eve, such ads could be displaced by coverage of a terrorist attack.