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You really would hope the guy would just chalk it up to history, and fade away with grace. Instead he goes to Iraq and makes ghastly comments about the war effort, and these men and women's Commander in Chief.

The sad thing is, this is a U.S. Senator. Whether I like the guy or not, his office is due some modicum of respect. The men and women are captive audiences. He walks in and starts spewing this stuff from a position of authority. What are the troops to think?

If an Al Qaeda member came in and trashed Bush's war efforts, he would be completely dismissed. It's nearly impossible to totally dismiss a sitting Senator's remarks. You may destest them, but as a troop on the ground you still wind up asking yourself, "How many other U.S. citizen back home feel this way?" It's a cluster ---- to moral.

Kerry is a despicable human being. He along with Clark Clifford and Jane Fonda, are three of most disgusting human beings I've known about. They preyed on the vulnerable for their own selfish gain.

I detest them with every fiber of my being.

Your graphic is mild by what I'd say about the guy. It is a nice work and I like it. I'm just really p.o.ed right now.

The U.S. Senate should sensure Kerry, and remove him from any committees.

I would remind Kerry that the same as he is due some level of respect, the President of the United States is also. Do your best on U.S. soil to develop your own team and displace the guy if you must. Don't go to foreign soil, and of all places the theater of combat, and spew this vomitous bile which will undoubtedly be picked up by Al Jeers-at-ya and broadcast as encouragement to the terrorists.

Kerry, honestly, you consistantly prove me wrong, when I think that you couldn't top the last dumbest thing you have done. You continue to be one of the worst examples of what is best about the nation I love.