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To: Sub-Driver
Someone get John Kerry a Roget's Thesaurus. Can't he think of a better description for his emotions than "troubled?" With such a wide range of deep feelings and expressions is it no wonder that he won the Presidency? /sarc
14 posted on 05/08/2006 10:48:36 AM PDT by madison10
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To: madison10

I think the word "troubled" is standard for the moonbat/leftist/socialists. Notice that they tend to all use the same words all the time. Not one original thought.


18 posted on 05/08/2006 10:51:28 AM PDT by fatnotlazy
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To: madison10

you said,
"Someone get John Kerry a Roget's Thesaurus. Can't he think of a better description for his emotions than "troubled?" With such a wide range of deep feelings and expressions is it no wonder that he won the Presidency? /sarc"

Didn't you read that Kerry is the Great Communicator?

Didn't you see how well he debated?

Well, now that Dubya has admitted he used that Bush impersonator for the debates, Kerry can declare that he's very troubled by that...or at least has deep, deep reservations.


30 posted on 05/08/2006 11:07:33 AM PDT by altura (Bushbot No. 1 - get in line.)
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To: madison10
Someone get John Kerry a Roget's Thesaurus. Can't he think of a better description for his emotions than "troubled?" With such a wide range of deep feelings and expressions is it no wonder that he won the Presidency? /sarc

Good point. Maybe he chose the word "troubled" because his listeners, the Democrats, have limited vocabularies?

50 posted on 05/08/2006 12:24:01 PM PDT by syriacus (WHERE has Geo. Clooney been for ALL the years that Franklin Graham has been helping the Sudanese?)
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