Bush Rejects Bin Laden Tape, Hits Kerry

Reuters ^ | 10/29

[smonk]

"rejects" is an intentionally misleading verb. in what way did he "reject" the tape? he "rejected" the message on the tape, but that's a very different thing.

[familyop]

Did the President really "hits" Kerry, or is that more squishy, parabolic feeeeeeling on the part of a Reuters poet?

[Loyal Buckeye]

The Reuters poet should have known that the crowd was 25k and not "more than 15,000".

[dodger]

Yes, and besides, the PResident merely 'hit back' at Kerry. Reuters, AP, Yahoo are all as bad as the lamerstream lettered networks.

[anniegetyourgun]

I consider Reuters to be one of the worst offenders.....

[WorkingClassFilth]

This OBL tape is the real October surprise. Coordinated by the far more able and intelligent cabal of Islamfascism. The RATs have shot their wad and are greatful for the assistance.

They're all destined for hell.

[Highwayman53]

"They're all destined for hell"

Amen, brother. Hopefully the US Military with GWB as CIC will speed these murdering thugs to their maker sooner than later.
God Bless Our Troops

[Boundless]

> Reuters, AP, Yahoo are all as bad as the lamerstream lettered networks.

Reuters leads the pack.

Isn't Reuters the wireservice whose dictionary excludes
the word "terrorist" except when they can't avoid it in
a direct quote, as above?

[MichelleWSC]

""rejects" is an intentionally misleading verb"


---Maybe, and I thought the same thing too. But the beginning tells you what is meant.

[jim from cleveland]

absolutely, my brother called me from the parking lot and said the place was packed the stands alone hold 20K and the floor was also full. What do you expect from this leftist news agency anyway?

[snooker]

Bush beat Kerry over the Tora Bora head with Tommy Franks -- hard.

[no dems]

The OBL Tape is not an "assistance" for the Kerry campaign. It is going to help Bush according to all the pundits I've heard.

[Lux-In-Domino]

It also served to remind Americans that the man Bush once wanted "dead or alive" is apparently alive and well and threatening new attacks.

You think the Reuters reporter is biased? ... /sarcasm>

[elizabetty]

I "reject" anything AL-Reuters says.

[no dems]

This is from another post: "My visceral reaction is that it could hurt Kerry. I don't think the American people will take kindly to Osama bin Laden stepping into our election," said St. Louis University political scientist Joel Goldstein. "It's an unfortunate 11th hour diversion but it reminds people of the terrorist threat and that's Bush's strong point," Goldstein said.

[calex59]

The tape will hurt Kerry and this is my opinion (not that I am all that smart, but here it is): This is the best they have, the other tape and the Bin Laden tape. If they could have hit us they would have. They didn't release a tape before they bombed Spain, they didn't release one before they hit the trade towers and they wouldn't release one now if they could actually launch an attack. This is a last ditch attempt to help Kerry, but they no understanding what-so-ever of the american people...we don't ( at least the conservatives) run from threats.

[WorkingClassFilth]

"The OBL Tape is not an "assistance" for the Kerry campaign."

I'm saying that it was 'thought' to be an assist.

That is, if OBL threatened American because of a Bush victory, we were all supposed to cave. That comes from a communal mentality like that of the Islamic swine and the RAT communes.

In reality, sh*t like that don't do diddly squat for Americans. Don't like our cookin'? We'll kiss my @ss!

[WorkingClassFilth]

Agreed.

[xuberalles]

The media is splashing it all over that an attack can be avoided if Bush loses...little do they realize this is helping Bush because Americans will never cower to him. The media is so out of touch.