KERRY SPEAKS: WHAT WENT WRONG

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[Bob J]

Kerry was the most non extremist and palatable candidate the dims offered.

What went wrong? The democrat party.

[AmericaUnited]

What went wrong? Kerry was actually amazingly successful. It is amazing that such a mega-narcissistic arrogant fraud could have come so close to being President. This lunatic/psychopath got 48% of the vote. If it were not for his party's rigid control of the media, he would have got 1/2 this amount of votes.

Your are so dead on the money! ABB did play a big part.

[ntnychik]

sKerry is proud of his taking the alternative path in the Senate. Instead of proudly touting bills passed, he supposedly let other people take credit for his "bills", while specializing, instead, in investigations. So among my top reasons for never considering a vote for Kerry are the investigative trip to Nicaragua for a photo op with Manuel Ortega, the investigation (read: coverup) in Vietnam explaining away why some of our POWs didn't return home, and an investigation of BCCI, once known as the most famous scandal never reported by the American MSM. Must be that too many fingers pointed at Clinton associates.

[ntnychik]

Here's Paperless Archives' review of Kerry's visit to Paris, along with an archive of 20,000 FBI documents:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/6/prweb132432.htm

Also, try doing a Google search. I entered into a Google search: John Kerry negotiation Paris Peace talks, and came up with a lot of good articles.

[gop_gene]

After all, who can vote for someone who says life begins at conception but I am pro-choice..Duh does that make any sense? Or his traitorous actions after Vietnam, gee what would make people vote for a creep like that?

Aside from the die-hard liberal base who will vote for anybody that was running against Bush, I think a good number of the rest of Kerry's votes came from uninformed voters who either thought Bush/the gop was mischaracterizing Kerry's record and can't be bothered to check it out for themselves, and some people who didn't care that he was a hypocrite because they figure that all politicians are, in some way, shape or form. Whatever was the case with those voters, I think the bottom line was that they were dissatisfied enough with Bush's liabilities, whether real or perceived, to vote for Kerry, or rather, a "change."

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Nicely rolled up into a Kerrydoobie !

[SweetCaroline]

BUMP

[hellinahandcart]

Needs a little work.

Howzabout this?

"I've had disappointments and I've learned to cope. I've lost friends, a marriage, a presidential election. I've lost things in life. I'm tellin' you. Boy howdy."

[mel]

What really is scary is undecided voters, gee if you can't make up your mind by a week before campaign then i think just don't vote

[general_re]

"I'm not going to lick my wounds or hide under a rock or disappear. I'm going to learn...."

"...to read. Election results and stuff, with big words and numbers...."

[potlatch]

WOW devolve, you outdid yourself on this post!!!

[razorback-bert]

walked home to his empty house

Are things so bad, Kerry had to sell his furniture and fire his servants?

[snarks_when_bored]

About those flowered spandex windsurfing outfits.......

Those were actually chosen for him by his buttler, but there's absolutely no truth to all of those, you know, rumors.

Dang, did I mis-spell a word in my previous sentence?

[bootyist-monk]

[John Lenin]

[doug from upland]

He will never understand that he lost the election because he committed treason 35 years ago. He should have been charged.

[MississippiMan]

Clearly this is an outreach to the DUmmies about the impending decertification of election and REVOTE.

Plenty of them will see it as one more piece of strategic genius, masterful misdirection on Kerry's part. After all, they've already convinced themselves that even though Kerry plans to be in Iraq when (either the electoral votes are opened on the 6th, or during the inauguration on the 20th, I can't remember which), that's just a strategic move on his part. They're a real piece of work, those DUmmies.

MM

[ladyinred]

What you said, ditto x 10! You nailed it. The very idea that this TRAITOR could get so close to winning is a tribute to the media's power to control the minds of so many Americans. Frightening!

[leadpenny]

Howard Fineman, on the Imus program this morning, indicates he was at Kerry's townhouse in Boston on 11 Nov.

[george wythe]

As for Kerry, says this adviser, "he thinks he's the front runner for '08 without recognizing that he needs to do some soul-searching. If he wants to come back, he'll have to come back as a different candidate, not the stiff who plays it safe and takes four sides of every issue."

Even Kerry's advisers admit that he took four sides on every issue. The liberal press gave Kerry a pass by seldom mentioning Kerry's previous positions every time he announced a new nuance on his policies.