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JOHN KERRY HAS FALLEN…AND KEEPS GETTING UP [GQ: Kerry wants to run in 2008; Dems say NO]
GQ ^ | Jan. 21, 2006 | Michael Crowley

Posted on 01/21/2006 10:17:02 AM PST by summer

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To: summer

skerry has got to be at least as drunk, stoned, or nuts as his wife is.

Looks like 'Dims Bury their Living, Part 49' to me.


61 posted on 01/21/2006 11:47:56 AM PST by Rightfootforward
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To: hershey

That's what I figured. If the truth doesn't suit their cause, they just go and make up a new one...pathetic.


62 posted on 01/21/2006 11:52:26 AM PST by 302damnfast
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To: Dutch Boy

"Kerry isn't using logic."

Kerry CANNOT be logical because he is cognitively disordere.

"He is using his ego. Any party that would select a sitting senator to run for president has not paid attention to history. Senator have no executive experience."

Does this historical insight also apply to ny senator hillary clinton. (no initial capitalization is a form of sarcastic insult.)

"But hey, let the dems keep trying. As for the RNC, I hope they are no dumb enough to pull a Dole 1996."

Oh, agagh! The Dole-Drums! (That's when I voted Libertarian!) The Republican party needs the spark of youthful inspiration and the vibrant commitment to America's true heritage. Someone who isn't intimated by the leftist ad hominem warfare and who is willing to verbally bitchslap a brat-mouth "liberal" whining the leftover democrat partylines.

It's not that we just need new blood in the Republican party, we need Republicans WITH conservative BLOOD and HEAT in their veins.



63 posted on 01/21/2006 11:56:44 AM PST by purpleland (Elegy 9/11/01 Vigilance and Valor! Socialism is the Opiate of Academia)
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To: Balata

"LOL! You left out the fact Ben Laden used Kerry's talking points to make his latest audio tape."

GOOD PoINT! I am still trying to figure out whether its the Muslim terrorists or the Democrat party dictating the propoganda script to the MEDIA.


64 posted on 01/21/2006 11:59:29 AM PST by purpleland (Elegy 9/11/01 Vigilance and Valor! Socialism is the Opiate of Academia)
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To: hershey
Re your post #55 - I have to say I was quite amused when I read this line from the article, which I posted in bold:

Without checking with his party’s leaders, Kerry scheduled his own response to Bush,

Who exactly was Kerry supposed to check with? The following paragraphs make it sound like Jon Stewart is one of the party's leaders now. The writer should have mentioned the name(s) of the party leader(s) Kerry forgot to check with. I am sure MANY American Dem voters would have liked to know!
65 posted on 01/21/2006 12:05:44 PM PST by summer
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To: drhogan

I was wondering this morning what John Kerry would have done about Iran if he had gotten elected.


66 posted on 01/21/2006 12:14:48 PM PST by mhx
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To: summer

Kerry doesn't have logic. He has ego.

He has faked his entire life as a JFK clone and he believes he should be annointed.


67 posted on 01/21/2006 12:23:10 PM PST by TASMANIANRED (Democrats value the privacy of terrorists higher than the lives of Americans.)
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To: TASMANIANRED

I actually hope Kerry runs in the primaries. It will be interesting to see if Dem voters kow-tow to their nameless Dem party leaders, or make their own decisions about their national candidates. In fact, I hope Al Gore runs, too. THAT would be an interesting primary season!


68 posted on 01/21/2006 12:37:44 PM PST by summer
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To: ez

I'm not sure how is left but unless both side run a senator the non-senator almost always wins.


69 posted on 01/21/2006 12:59:00 PM PST by Dutch Boy
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To: summer

Great article.

Seems to me that Kerry is as delusional as Pataki.


70 posted on 01/21/2006 12:59:19 PM PST by synbad600
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To: purpleland
"Does this historical insight also apply to ny senator hillary clinton."

Yes, my junior senator hillary clinton is in the same boat. For the life of me I don't know why the NY GOP didn't take her seriously. They should have done everything to crush her in the first election. A hard enough spanking and she would have left politics forever. Now we have to life with her for as long as she wants to remain in the senate because the NY GOP can't field a powerful enough candidate.

71 posted on 01/21/2006 1:06:06 PM PST by Dutch Boy
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To: mhx

"I was wondering this morning what John Kerry would have done about Iran if he had gotten elected."


i think he would have first ordered an attack and then cancelled the attack in favor of a nuanced strategy, then conferred with our European allies and the UN, and added some more nuances. then he would have saluted the flag, pirouetted, and gone back to his office.


72 posted on 01/21/2006 1:33:35 PM PST by drhogan
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To: purpleland

Bravo!


73 posted on 01/21/2006 1:44:56 PM PST by mombonn (¡Viva Bush/Cheney!)
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To: Dutch Boy

"Does this historical insight also apply to ny senator hillary clinton."

Yes, my junior senator hillary clinton is in the same boat. For the life of me I don't know why the NY GOP didn't take her seriously. They should have done everything to crush her in the first election. A hard enough spanking and she would have left politics forever. Now we have to life with her for as long as she wants to remain in the senate because the NY GOP can't field a powerful enough candidate.

NYCity politics: generational communist elites living on trust funds.


74 posted on 01/21/2006 1:46:49 PM PST by purpleland (Elegy 9/11/01 Vigilance and Valor! Socialism is the Opiate of Academia)
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To: Luke21
Yet the GOP foisted him on us so Clinton could be re-elected.

In retrospect, Thank God.

I highly doubt we would have been blessed with 8 years of GWB had we endured 4 years of "president dole".

75 posted on 01/21/2006 1:50:23 PM PST by mombonn (¡Viva Bush/Cheney!)
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To: mombonn

"Bravo!"

Thanks. I note that my anger got ahead of my syntax, but I am glad you got my points.


76 posted on 01/21/2006 1:51:57 PM PST by purpleland (Elegy 9/11/01 Vigilance and Valor! Socialism is the Opiate of Academia)
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To: TontoKowalski

1968 was a one-off election year, with Johnson withdrawing, MLK and RFK assassinated, the turbulent democrat national convention and the independent candidacy of George Wallace.


77 posted on 01/21/2006 2:58:01 PM PST by Palpatine (Every single liberal is now an enemy of the republic!)
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To: JUST A BARTENDER

you know why the dems and libs are freaking out all the time? they lost an election to a man they consider to be a moron... they convinced themselves that Bush was a moron and that they were morally and intellectually superior and LOST. They were so geared up for the 2004 election and maximized their turnout and LOST.


78 posted on 01/21/2006 3:03:34 PM PST by Palpatine (Every single liberal is now an enemy of the republic!)
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To: Palpatine

Skerry is so irrelevant it is odd that we would waste time on him. He is a model of the elite left: I know better than you do demogogic,fuzzy moral compass as his guide: makes him somewhat interesting. I hope he runs in '08 along with Dean and Edwards. A contest to see (oh, and algore and shrillary) who is the biggest loser.


79 posted on 01/21/2006 3:51:44 PM PST by konahawk
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To: hershey
Good point. Very, very rich people are used to fawners and yes men.

“He thinks itÂ’s about him,” says a former Kerry campaign aide who had significant responsibilities in a key swing state. “He thinks all those people worked so hard and gave so much of their time because of him. And that is a gross misreading of the situation. I think heÂ’s under the illusion that over 50 million Americans voted for him, as opposed to the reality that they voted against George W. Bush.”

Excellent point.

80 posted on 01/21/2006 5:04:29 PM PST by Sam the Sham (A conservative party tough on illegal immigration could carry California in 2008)
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