[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

what is it about George Bush that seems to reduce once sober and experienced liberal pros to infantile ranting?

Karl Rove's mind control machine.

[knuthom]

What Kerry should have said, based on his personal history:

“You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don’t, you find a rich woman (or two) to marry.”

[Triggerhippie]

This is almost enough to make me believe that John F'n Kerry is a GOP plant (like Ted Kennedy).

Has either one of those two done anything substantial for the democratic party? Ever?

I ask because they seem to be figures to rally against for us, motivating "the base" to vote GOP. Whenever things start to look bad for us you can count on one of those two to do, or say, something so stupid that GOP 'woes' are completely forgotten.

I think we should thank God that the democrats have useful (for us) idiots like those two...

[rusureitflies?]

Great read! My mind feels good when I read things like this, makes my feet smile.

[Cannoneer No. 4]

ping

[rochester_veteran]

what is it about George Bush that seems to reduce once sober and experienced liberal pros to infantile ranting?

My guess is the an all-consuming hate will eventually effect a person's sanity. Hate is a destructive emotion and unchecked hatred poisons the soul.

I'm an independent, although I do lean towards being politically conservative. I've voted for Bush twice and I genuinely like the man. I pray for him in my daily prayers. He's guiding our country through a tumultuous time and has the balls to stand up to the islamofascists! I still cannot understand why the leftists hate him so much, but it is effecting their judgement and they are showing their true colors.

[theBuckwheat]

During his intro to a brief Kerry phone-in interview this morning, Don Imus half begged, half ordered Kerry to "Stop it!", to stop speaking, to go home, ride a bike, anything, because (in Imus' own words), 'you're going to ruin it".

For the video clip, see:
http://michellemalkin.com/archives/006248.htm

[kalee]

If he were to give personal advice about making it, it would have to be to marry rich women.


OUCH! But too true. lol

[Terabitten]

It's epidemic amongst the limousine liberals.

Last week on Larry King, while interviewing Donald Trump, King asked Donald the following: "Does the boy she (Ivanka Trump) will eventually marry in your eyes have to be successful? In other words, could Donald Trump accept your daughter falling in love with a cop?"

Clearly, Larry King doesn't think you're successful if you're a policeman. John Kerry doesn't think you're smart if you're in the military.

Gah. These people suck.

[Tolik]

Magnificent!

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[yldstrk]

How very true!

[Tallguy]

Today, Democrats must be wondering why they have embraced an overrated empty suit, and ostracized a real talent like Joe Lieberman.

This should give Democrats some second thoughts when considering their current flirtation with Barak Obama. Dems have a habit of going with the 'slick & smooth' over the 'experienced & proven'.

[IncPen]

How could Kerry possibly claim that he was thinking of the uneducated in the context of George Bush, who, after all, went to Harvard and Yale?

And Bush did better than Kerry...

[Malesherbes]

The "Algore derangement syndrome." This disease is spreading.

[kellynla]

"How could Kerry possibly claim that he was thinking of the uneducated in the context of George Bush, who, after all, went to Harvard and Yale?"

And Bush having a higher G.P.A. than Kerry.

"the problem of mediocrity is not in the ranks of the military, but on our university campuses, where half-educated professors and non-serious students killing time are ubiquitous...Personally, I'd wager the intelligence of a Marine Corps private any day over the average D.C. journalist.Every naval officer I met at the USNA, without exception, seemed brighter than John Kerry, whose "brilliance", after all, has managed to offend millions of voters on the eve of a pivotal election."

Hanson Homers!

[Grampa Dave]

Great post. Thanks for posting.

For those who have not seen nor heard yesterday's Kerrism, the link below takes us to the Fox News Video were Kerry imitated Chavez at the UN in this vile non apology.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1729378/posts

Fox News Clip of Kerry's non apology and Bush bashing
hotair.com ^ | 10/31/2006 |

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1729378/posts

[holden]

Hey, VDH, next time type "noblesse oblige."

You're still one of the best, so "Best wishes,"
HF

[knews_hound]

Outstanding, this is VDH at his very best.

If he were to give personal advice about making it, it would have to be to marry rich women. Nothing he has accomplished as a senator or candidate reveals either much natural intelligence or singular education.

That is going to leave a mark.

Cheers,

knewshound

Latest Column; Worst October Surprise EVER

[cookcounty]

Boom!

[headsonpikes]

"Without being gratuitously cruel, the problem of mediocrity is not in the ranks of the military, but on our university campuses, where half-educated professors and non-serious students killing time are ubiquitous."

No gratuitous cruelty at all - just a small but necessary amount!

Thanks for posting this insightful piece.