Posted on 10/08/2006 1:40:37 PM PDT by bitt
1. He wants the Big O as his office.
2. He knows his messed up in his efforts to create a war hero image and legacy.
3. The Swift Boat Vets aren't all dead.
4. They make trouble for John.
5. He has to find some way to sound presidential (ack!) if he is going to get the nomination.
6. His only weapons are empty words and empty threats.
So we are going to have to sit through the redux till he either:
1. Loses the nomination
2. Loses to the next GOP president
Heh heh. I think you're right. If he runs and she runs, the least thing he has to worry about is John Oneill. Thunder thighs has his FBI records and, probably, his military records as well, eminently leakable with or without his signature on the Form 180. If she runs, he will quietly sink without a trace after a friendly little "come to Jesus" meeting with BillyBoy.
So when is he going to sign that form?
(start with keyword "Form 180" and just let it run from there....)
Pinging.
Swifties you only need one boat out of dry dock to sink Kerry this time.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Sen. John Kerry (D. Viet.)lashed out Sunday against a group that bashed him during his last run at the White House.
fixed...
Paul Harvey, December 6, 2005: "Sen. John Kerry has been heard from ... on a CBS interview he accuses American troops of terrorizing Iraqi women and children. He says, and this is a quote, 'We should let the Iraqis do that.'"
He certainly could try. When I was working for the VA I saw more than enough doctored up DD 214's (discharge papers) submitted to support receiving services, comepnsation/pension, etc. But after what happened to CBS and Rathergate, I believe the kerryoids will think twice before falsifying records and releasing them to the public. They would be too voluminous to fake a whole record and not slip up.
More likely he will simply brazen it out like he did last time, with the help of collaborators in the craven media. Or Hillary will torpedo him with a well-timed leak.
Good post devolve, don't think I've seen you post that Cheney pict before.
"kerry said he wished he could kill a bird with one stone @ 1600 Penn. Ave. He threatened the President"
Yea, I heard it too.
He looks like a nerd whatever 'stance' he takes, lol.
HE HAS A PLAN!!! lol
booo...
This is my guess :
" Hillary will torpedo him with a well-timed leak. "
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1715915/posts
After some niceties, Maher asked the senator what he got his wife for her birthday. Kerry said that he took his wife to a lovely retreat in Vermont. Begin transcript:
Maher: You could have went to New Hampshire and killed two birds with one stone.
Kerry: Or, I could have gone to 1600 Pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone.
Maher: Well, speaking of that, speaking of that, do you run into a lot of people these days who are considering how things have gone with the bloopers and practical jokes the past few years have a lot of buyer’s remorse about how they voted in 2004?
Kerry: Uh, I actually do. I run into a lot of people. Most people as a matter of fact, except for Donald Rumsfeld. And Cheney.
Maher: And, if I may ask just one question about that election. It seems to me when you look back you would say probably that you took the high road. I mean, you could have called Bush out in 2004 and called him a draft dodger. You could have called him a deserter. Certainly, that was a lot more true than what he was saying about you. But, you took the high road, and lost. If you took the low road, do you think you would have won?
Kerry: Uh, I’ve thought about it a lot. Um, the answer is we bet, I bet that the truth was out there, that I had gotten the truth out there, and it was the wrong bet. You know, you make that kind of a decision in a campaign. I thought Americans really wanted to hear more about health care, the environment, the, energy independence, the real war on terror. And, obviously, those kinds of attacks make a difference. The great lesson is, and it’s a lesson for everybody in ’06 is don’t get ‘em an instant. Don’t give ‘em a breathe of daylight, and if I ever do anything again I never will.
Maher: Um, you famously said about Vietnam I think in 1971, “How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?’ Is there any reason that line doesn’t work now even more so for Iraq?
Kerry: I think its, uh, I think it’s even much more poignant today than Vietnam. The fact is that this was a different kind of choice – pure choice. This is, you know, war where the president has a policy of stand still and lose. Not in the center of the war on terror in Iraq. And where we do have the center of the war on terror, in Afghanistan and the northwest corner of Pakistan, they’re basically walking away and not finishing the job. It’s the most extraordinary contradiction. It is a deception – a war of complete and total deception, and misleading. And I think our troops have done their job, and it’s time for Iraqis to stand up and do theirs and bring our heroes home.
Maher: Let me talk about the thing they drives a lot of Democrats, liberals, and at this point maybe anybody a little crazy which is that it seems that so often the Democrat – you for example – has the right answer, as the answer you just gave, but cannot seem to win the debate with the American public. Give you an example, in 2004, talking about the war on terror, you said, “It would be occasionally military, but primarily an intelligence and law enforcement operation that requires cooperation around the world.” That seems to be the right answer. It doesn’t sound as good as “We’ll put a boot in your ass.” So, what can you do differently when you run in 2008?
Kerry: Well, if I run…
Maher: I thought I’d catch you there…
Kerry: No you didn’t, I know you didn’t think so. You’re too smart to have thought you would. But, anyway, what you do is you just put a boot in their ass, period. Look, um, we’re in a very different place from where we were two years ago. We were one year away from the start of the war. Katrina has just torn away the curtain, and all of America is seeing that there isn’t, there clearly isn’t any wizard behind the curtain. This is a failed policy beyond anybody’s imagination. And I think everybody understands that now. We have a Katrina foreign policy. I mean how can these guys possibly protect the United States of America from terrorists when they can’t even protect us from Congressman Mark Foley. These people are incompetent. I’ve never seen, I’ve never seen anything like it. You know, you have the Dubai ports, you have Katrina where CNN is broadcasting what’s happening at the Superdome, and they’re sitting there trying to pretend to America we didn’t know people were there. Every step you go here, there’s a disconnect to the real lives of Americans, and I think the American people know that now, so that we’re going to have an easier time making a clearer, simpler message.
Maher: But, I have heard that before from the Democrats, and it hasn’t worked out. You for example, somehow they were able to paint you in 2004 as suspect as an American because you know, you were smart and a reader. You know, you spoke French. And you were cosmopolitan, and your wife, where was she from? All this nonsense, and um, I notice that Bill O’Reilly has a book out now, and his thesis is that there is a war between the real Americans and the people who want to be a little more like Western Europe. And my question is, what’s wrong with being a like Western Europe in the ways they’re better than us. For example, you mentioned Katrina, I think if we could build levees like they do in Holland…
Kerry: I’m with you. I think that Americans have really, realized that they’re not going to going to fall prey to the games these guys play anymore. I think the card has worn thin. You know, every time something happens in America, that begins to nibble away at the perception that these guys know what they’re doing they trot out the fear card. And, and they play the fear card again and again, and every time we did something, you’d turn around and there was an orange alert, there was a red alert. There hasn’t been any, you know, I don’t think there has been any fundamental alerts since the, since that uh, since the election. But, more importantly, I think what Americans really care about is what’s happening here. They don’t worry about Europe, they don’t need to worry about Europe. They’ve seen an administration that’s screwing up the marketplace, they’re losing jobs, their health care is disappearing, their pensions are disappearing, they see executives walking away with unbelievable golden parachutes while the average worker is strongly to pay the tuition, pay the gas bill and, and make things work. So, I’m not worried about what’s happening in Europe. I worried about what’s happening right here. And I think that’s what most Americans are concerned about today, Bill. And, I think there’s going to be a profound shift in about five weeks when we have the elections.
Maher: I think you’re just one sexually harassed page away from having that happen.
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110005036
http://www.thenationaldebate.com/blog/archives/2005/02/blogger_breakfa.html
"Lawrence O'Donnell's attack on John O'Neil on MSNBC resulted in $300,000 in contributions the next day; people would hand cash to John O'Neill as he walked through airports. Franke recalled O'Neill pulling $3,500 out his shirt pocket after one such stroll."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1701654/posts
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1546907/posts
"Must have happened in the womb, cause Kerry couldn't get any uglier."
If he set his face on fire, and Theresa put it out with a fire ax, it would be an improvement, not so?
(OK, yes, this could possibly be considered a personal attack, but it isn't on you!)
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