[Lando Lincoln]

Lando

[sittnick]

“A kind of legitimacy--I mean, it's hard to say that something is legitimate when a whole portion of the country can't vote and doesn't vote.”

Speaking oif Lincoln, "Follow-up question Mr. Kerry ... was the U.S. Election of 1864 legitimate?" (A whole portion of the country [the South] couldn't vote and didn't vote."

[RexBeach]

It's as simple as this: Kennedy and Kerry are both whining maggots who believe they know better than the rest of us.

We pay too much attention to these two has-beens.

If the voters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts had any guts, they'd jettison both of these turkeys as soon as possible.

But that's asking a lot of voters in Massachusetts...to say hothing of the turkeys!

[kellynla]

Kerry & Kennedy...dumb & dumber!

And when we hit our knees tonight we can all thank God that neither one of these imbeciles was ever elected POTUS! How they ever graduated high school much less college is a mystery to me.

[Ellesu]

[MizSterious]

Kerry and Kennedy: the spirit of Sore-Loserman lives on!

[506trooper]

Is it possible, Mass keeps reelecting these two a$$holes as an inside joke the rest of the country is not aware of?

I'm embarrassed for the people of Massachusetts.

[sgtbono2002]

Never could figure how the people of Mass.can remain so blind.

[MEGoody]

Democracy is only 'overrated' in the eyes of those who see themselves as the ones being fit to serve as dictator.

[WOSG]

IRAQI LIBERATION PING

[newzjunkey]

Kerry is so pathetic I can't even comprehend the delusions he must have.

[CyberAnt]

"Given the deep divides within the U.S., perhaps Senator Kerry would appreciate foreign governments coming into the Senate to teach Congress how to achieve a 'legitimate political reconciliation.' Just a thought."

This is quite a swipe at the dems - I suspect their "hubris" will not allow them to see the humor of it.