Posted on 01/31/2005 1:24:09 AM PST by kattracks
I missed the interview (on purpose), simply because I couldn't believe on a day that the sitting president has made possible Russert would give a whole hour to sKerry, but what did he say when asked about releasing his entire record?
How many in prison for murder will insist to media
"I'm innocent." Kerry-- Manson-Only the names have been changed to protect the deranged.
Yeah, what was that all about? Anyone see how he crap-weasled out of answering that? I guess he said it was all posted on his website again. And then feigned surprise when someone told him it wasn't.
Of course it was 9/11, and had nothing to do with the fact THAT HE SUCKS &@%$#!!!!!
At least Manson doesn't try to hide what he is. In my opinion, the only difference between him and the two senators from Mass. are prison bars.
Everyday it's a new one...put a lid on it. Get over it.
He was a liar and a fraud who lost the Presidency during wartime by only a few percentage points.
That keeps playing back through my head.
And the Fraulein of Fraud is waiting in the wings for 2008. She is the Master of Deception and has already been working on erasing fact and creating fiction about her record.
Be vigilant...
UpHereEh
I didn't watch MTPress either, however; I have seen the highlites on TV and read some of the thread from yesterday.
Evidently Kerry told Russert he would sign a SF 180 (he's lying) and that he was telling the truth about his Cambodian adventure (he's still lying).
Mainly I was just making a comment about how utterly stupid and misinformed (or a liar) this writer has to be to state that President Bush hadn't released his record when he has.
If you subtract 60,000 (or so) votes from Bush in Ohio and give them to Kerry, Kerry wins.Right. That's the fantasy-camp thinking these self-deluders engage in. That's all it would take. Merely changing 60,000 Bush voters into Kerry voters.
Does anyone here know a single Bush voter who was close to switching and voting for Kerry? I don't know a single one. I never met one and don't think I ever will.
But in the "minds" of the great thinkers of the RAT party, it's easy to imagine that 60,000 people who voted for Bush could easily have switched their vote and voted for Kerry.
That's the way they think, and that's the way the MSM reports it.
Deep, deep fantasy.
The last second? We put everything out that was there? Just the facts sKerry, just the facts!
Deep, deep fantasy.
Yep.
John F. Kerry ... The man that never was.
Carolyn
Does anyone here know a single Bush voter who was close to switching and voting for Kerry? I don't know a single one. I never met one and don't think I ever will.
But in the "minds" of the great thinkers of the RAT party, it's easy to imagine that 60,000 people who voted for Bush could easily have switched their vote and voted for Kerry.
Yes--that, or else having those 60,000 that voted for Bush not voting at all. Either way, under that scenario in their minds, Kerry wins. Under that "what if" game--"what if" 60,000 people that voted for Kerry voted for Bush instead or didn't vote at all, then Bush would have won the state by even more. This "what if" farce cuts both ways, they're just trying to come up with any kind of theoretical scenario under which Kerry would prevail.
Kerry simply cannot allow those records to become public. I worry that he will find a way to "disappear" them before we can get ahold of them.
60,000 votes? That's about right. And if you put in jail the RATS who are behind the fraud in Philly, Wisconsin and Michigan you have a landslide.
Cuts both ways. The Republicans should introduce a voter reform bill. Purge all rolls and make everyone reregister for the 2008 elections.
That keeps playing back through my head.
Bush had some big electoral liabilities (ho-hum economy, the war, lack of WMD's, the draft lie, high gas prices, etc.) which left him vulnerable enough to enable Kerry to come close. The fact that he turned in a poor 1st debate performance and is hardly the most well-spoken person didn't help, either.
Now, if the economy had been roaring, the war was hugely popular and going smooth as silk, there were WMD's found, low gas prices and no draft lie, Bush had the communication abilities of a Reagan, etc., and Kerry still managed to get this close, I'd be disturbed. But as things stood, I'm not.
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