George Soros Now Doubts a Kerry Victory (says will join a monastery if Bush wins)

Newsmax.com ^ | 10/28/04 | Dave Eberhart

[stockpirate]

I was worried that the dramatic deterioration in Iraq did not produce the decisive lead for John Kerry I had confidently expected,” Soros conceded.

Well, sounds to me like he and Kerry were hoping the bloodshed in Iraq wounld help Kerry, another group also believes that OBL and his thugs.

[gramho12]

I'm not Catholic, but I hope he joins the monks who take a vow of silence.

[colorado tanker]

This guy sounds whipped already. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Uh...he's an atheist, right? But any cloistered monastery that will take him in and keep him there, far from the temptations and influences of the world, gets a donation from me.

[veronica]

Says will join a monastery if Bush wins...

He's Jewish. LOL...

[Williams]

"I was worried that the dramatic deterioration in Iraq did not produce the decisive lead for John Kerry I had confidently expected,”

Do you really need more proof the left wants our soldiers to die, and Iraqis to be slaughtered to advance their agaenda?

[hattend]

Soros opined that Kerry was going to win Ohio, owing in no small measure to the 850,000 newly-registered voters there. He added that he hoped the Republican “voter suppression” would not dampen the grass roots movement against Bush he has been fostering during his round of speeches.

“I am very concerned about the election being dependent on the Courts. Knowing who will be president on Nov. 2 is rather slim,” Soros said. “It’s all very demeaning of the democratic process in this country.”

Which party has 10,000 lawyers waiting to fly to battleground states, Georgie Boy?

Pull your funding and call off the lawyers and you won't have to worry about demeaning the process, you assclown.

[paul51]

If we endorse him [Bush], my next question will be ‘what’s wrong with us?

Did it ever occur to this fool that is exactly what most Americans think about skerry supporters?

[Salvey]

I regret that he didn't bet his entire, vast fortune on this lost cause.

[Trippin]

George Soros is a despicable, greedy pig. Anything he supports is tainted with the stench of defeat.

[WoodstockCat]

I'm convinced now more than even that the last two weeks have been nothing but a campaign to prevent a landslide and a mandate.

[thoughtomator]

Asked what he will do if George W. Bush wins another term, Soros lamented, “I shall go into some kind of monastery. If we endorse him [Bush], my next question will be ‘what’s wrong with us?’”

Actually, the better question is, 'Why do they hate us?', right?

[Rippin]

has shown that he is incapable of recognizing his mistakes.

Perhaps he refers to the fact that the President continues to treat proven liars and traitors with patience and grace.

[Spok]

"The terrorists are invisible, therefore they can never disappear."

But Kerry said he could absolutely guarantee no more attacks. It's Bush that said it was an endless battle. Sounds like Soros is on the same page with Bush.

[gopwinsin04]

Which church is going to get his 'donation' of all his worldly assets? (like that is ever going to happen..)

[AHerald]

“I embarked on the tour because I was worried that the dramatic deterioration in Iraq did not produce the decisive lead for John Kerry I had confidently expected,” Soros conceded.

A cheerleader for doom and gloom sums up the entire Dem strategy of the past year and a half.

[Zathras]

Somehow, all I could think of was the scene from "The Last Emperor"
with all the eunics marching out of the Forbidden City carrying their privates.

And George Soros leading the way!

[Tamar1973]

He (sKerry) is nuanced because reality is complicated...

No. sKerry is "nuanced" because he has no core, no principles and no idea what he is talking about.

[BlessedByLiberty]

Add Chris Matthews to that list. He salivates as he talks about bloodshed in Iraq. Fortunately whenever someone turns that wannabe-Kerry's press secretary, I leave the room.

[Eastbound]

"“It’s all very demeaning of the democratic process in this country.”

Of course he knew that when he opened up his wallet on day one. Which is why he opened up his wallet.

Sorry, George. No refund. But thanks for the business anyway.