U.S. Senator John Kerry waves as he arrives for a private meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street in London, January 14, 2005. REUTERS/Matt Dunham
Posted on 01/14/2005 6:27:03 AM PST by AmericanMade1776
U.S. Senator John Kerry waves as he arrives for a private meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street in London, January 14, 2005. REUTERS/Matt Dunham
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Loser fails Math Test, raises five fingers intead of ten.
Hey, John -- why the long face?
A horse walks into a bar. The bartender says "Why the Kerry face?
All I wanna know how much is this costing and who's paying for it.
"I voted for the Ten Commandments..before I voted for Five"
What am I missing here? Why would Blair even see him?
Nice Hair, Nice Nails...jackass
Press:
Senator Kerry! How many Botox injections did you have this morning?
Have I mentioned I'm a five time loser? No? Well, I'm a five time loser!
"I voted for the Ten Commandments..before I voted for Five"
In John Kerry's case let's call them "The Ten Suggestions"
Kerry talking to reporters after he leaves 10 Downing, as you can see the Botox and Hairdo...are both falling apart.
Pardonez moi but the haircuts he gets cost $1,000.
More than likely it's Blair's waaaaaaay left wife who wants to see him.
Kerry: See, Tony, it makes me look like a tough guy, and the audience never knew I was just reviving the "power to the people" sign.
Blair: You're a bloody wanker, you know that?
Bush probably asked him to keep Kerry out of the US as long as possible.
Well at least hes consistent, and doing what he does best - shirking his Senatorial duties. Does anyone know if he got promoted to Secretary of State instead of Condi?
We still have to keep our eye on the sneaky snakes of the left.
Hehehe...
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