Kerry remains mum on(windmills) project [Decisions... decisions]

Cape Cod Times ^ | February 25, 2005 | By KEVIN DENNEHY

[johnny7]

“Critics allege that Kerry, whom Republicans slammed as a fence-sitter during the 2004 presidential campaign, just won't choose a side.”

I bet Kerry debates whether to pull down his trousers before sitting on the toilet! Could you imagine this waffling jack-ass running the the war-on-terror?!

[facedown]

Kerry was for windmills before he was against them.

*groan*

[blackdog]

What a poor excuse for a representative of any person, constituancy, or group. How his home state can tend to that ass with their tax dollars(and ours) is beyond me.

[sarasota]

He's awaiting the results of multiple polls.

[theDentist]

U.S. Sen. John Kerry's position is still unclear.

And the wheel goes round and round and round!

Ol' Horseface stands for fence-sitting! And he still doesn't realize this is a big reason people don't want him as a President.

[sarasota]

Not to mention how Mass can continue to support the buffoon of all time, Ted Kennedy.

[edcoil]

You could say that pretty much for every Senator currently in office.

[evad]

Kerry???
...the guy that served in Viet Nam??
ahh, now I remember.

[ClearCase_guy]

"My position on windmills is very clear. I've stated my views time after time."
"But Mr. Kerry, what is your position?"
"Look, I don't think I can be clearer. The full plan is on my website, right next to my military records. Look it up."
"Mr. Kerry, could you summarize for us?"
"This is a complicated issue, with nuances and ... stuff ... that you probably don't understand nearly as well as I do. So, no, I will not try to boil this down into a simple black-and-white conclusion. That's your job."

[eccentric]

I really don't understand the problem with wind farms. We have one 30 miles from here, and I like the way it looks --- maybe it's an eccentric thing. But in Kansas, environmentalist are preventing a wind farm from being put in a 'tall grass preserve." ? Tall grass doesn't grow that tall, even in Kansas. What's the problem?

As for Kerry, his answer changes with the wind...

[tracer]

Introducing "Don Kerxote" (pronounced "Don Kerhohtay"), who hasn't even taken the time to joust at very many windmills during his lackluster political career.

Cervantes'Don Quixote was more of a warrior than this lying, mean-spirited, counterfeit poltroon....

[Eric in the Ozarks]

All together now: HE VOTED FOR THE WINDMILLS BEFORE HE VOTED AGAINST THEM.

[TheForceOfOne]

Who is the Kerry you speak of? lol

[evad]

And he still doesn't realize this is a big reason people don't want him as a President.

And let's make sure we keep it that way.

ALL together now...
"It's Bush's fault..
it's the eeeevil Karl Rove"

[trisham]

He's a disgrace. Frankly, I am ashamed that he is our Senator.

[conservativecorner]

It's always, "good for thee but not for me" when it comes to the liberals. Wind energy is great as long as they don't have to look at it. That's for the little people. Gun control is another issue where they don't want us having guns to protect ourselves and our families, but they or their body guards always seem to have guns for their own protection.

[RushCrush]

Massachusetts should be extremely saddened and extremely embarassed.

[i_dont_chat]

He wants to consult with the world leaders and take a "global poll" before coming out on this issue. After all, what does he owe his constituency? He is so much above the common man. choke!

[untrained skeptic]

Kerry usually finds a way to choose both sides. It looks like he's having a harder time finding a way to do that in this case.

I'm very thankful that he was not elected president. Let's hope the people of MA start realizing what kind of idiots they have elected as Senators.

[blackdog]

Ever notice they seem to have a committee for everything? Kerry can't even attend his senate intelligence committee meetings on national security issues, can someone explain why he's on the oceans, fish, and sailboarding senate committee? These committees provide additional pay, clout, and serve as a Tony Soprano layer of grift for anyone with legislation deliberately stalled by these committees. Doesn't anyone understand that the whole purpose of the committees is to add a bribery layer? A company my mom used to run made anti-fouling marine paints for the Navy and yachts. Every time they needed the EPA to get off their ass and approve or disapprove a new product they had to go to the committee who controlled the EPA budget and cough up twenty grand.