Protect America First - Is Kerry’s foreign policy his undoing?

National Review Online ^ | 10/29/04 | Jonah Goldberk

[Johny_Coge]

It would be silly to reargue the whole war again. But the salient point is that Kerry is the candidate of those who disagree with all that. He's the candidate for those who think America was wrong in Iraq and too gung-ho on the war on terror. Indeed, in a recent New York Times profile, Kerry admitted that 9/11 hadn't changed his thinking about foreign policy "much at all." And that his aim was to return to the way it was in the 1990s, when terrorism was a "nuisance." The problem is that many Americans believe that treating terrorism like a nuisance is precisely why 9/11 happened. For all the talk about Bush's denial, a vote for Kerry is a vote for an even deadlier denial.

[Johny_Coge]

How can about 50% of this country still vote for this lunatic?

Didn't change his thinking about foreign policy "MUCH AT ALL"??#$?@#$#@

[Darkwolf377]

"Didn't change his thinking about foreign policy "MUCH AT ALL"??#$?@#$#@"

You can't change rock-solid ignorance.

[BenLurkin]

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[Darkwolf377]

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I've been posting for several months (reading for four years, almost) and I thought I could figure it out eventually, but I can't. What does bttt mean?

[BenLurkin]

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[c-five]

You can't change rock-solid ignorance.

With great patience, ignorance is sometimes fixable. Stupidity, on the other hand, is not.

[carl in alaska]

It's also important to remember that Kerry Betrayed the U.S. by Supporting the Enemy During the Vietnam War. His wretched history of betrayal did not end there. With a shocking lack of concern for America's serivcemen, Kerry Betrayed American POWs With Lies About the Vietnam War.