Posted on 02/08/2005 10:39:56 AM PST by srm913
"Reports had circulated during the campaign that Heinz Kerry who is known for speaking her mind could be a bit disruptive.
"We all know there were a couple statements here and there that got blown up"
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha roflmao
I'm not sure which was the bigger liability. A bloated, loud-mouthed, drunken wife or an Chamberlainesque appeasment to terrorists. But both endeared him to the quisling party faithful.
I noticed that the discussion between JFnK and Imus about the form 180 was not mentioned in this little CBS blurb.
You get some gin and get some white raisins and only white raisins and soak them in the gin for two weeks,
. Then eat nine of the raisins a day.
First off, I thought that she had changed her name back to Teresa Heinz, dropping "Kerry."
Second, a listing of her faux pauxs would fill up a page on this forum.
Thirdly, when is guy going to STFU about why he lost the election. He lost the election because his campaign sucked wet dog fur.
nikos
Today's excuse, #987
Hear, hear! Right on the button. What a whiner.
What did he say to Imus about form 180?
Geee, Johnny. I guess dragging Dick Chaney's daughter into the debates wasn't considered personal??
I was rather surprised that Kerry got as many votes as he did. Kerry came out of the woodwork, I wonder how many of those that voted for him, had heard of him before he campaigned. He barely attended his senate responsibility.
He really should blame himself and his leftwing voting record. And his vietnam hysterics.
The people that voted for skerry were just voting AGAINST Bush. They would have voted for Bullwinkle if he'd been running.
LOL
Oh SHOVE IT!!
It's everyone else's fault, not his. Typical dissembling, lying, liberal-demokkkRAT crap.
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