Kerry Hits Back at Bush As 'Contradiction'

Idaho State Journal ^ | 24 Feb 2004 | DAVID ESPO

[noexcuses]

Doesn't Kerry have an original thought in his head?

I can't even begin to list his copycat ways. Howie Carr did a good piece about Kerry's copycat of Ted Kennedy right down to buying the same car.

President Bush gave a speech on a carrier, Kerry had to announce in front of a carrier.

President Bush told the world's terrorists to bring it on, Kerry has to close every stump speech with the same words.

President Bush very cleverly states Kerry's flipflops, Kerry then starts calling President Bush "contradictory".

And so on - there are many more examples of Kerry the poser.

It's very clear which one is the true leader :-)

[wayoverontheright]

"We need to be on the side of America's workers,"

I think America's workers are leery these days of anyone who claims to be on their side. Unions have let them down, the Dems haven't really done anything but talk, meanwhile their employers are reviled, and employees instinctively see this constant demonization as anathema to their interests.

In a rising economy, class warfare is a loser politically, perhaps more now than ever, as decades of this tactic had to eventually become tired, and therefore ineffective.

[Area51]

In his comments to reporters, Kerry was dismissive of Bush's criticisms.

"Last night was almost a fantasy speech about a world that doesn't exist for most Americans," he said. "The president talked about a prosperity that millions of Americans are not seeing, feeling or living."

Anyone have a picture of that 12 Million Dollar Mansion Kerry used to get the huge loan, or perhaps a picture of that 42 foot Boat his Wifey has? I got a feeling every time JFKerry uses that line he is gonna regret it later.

[atomicpossum]

[miloklancy]

"walking contradiction"

I take it Kerry has banned all mirrors from his campaign.

[RedEyeJack]

"playing politics with the constitution"

1. No one is "playing". This is not a game. It is a serious issue that will have an effect beyond our lifetimes.

2. The political arena is where such statements of national policy regarding the morales and institutions that we live under should be made. Let the people decide through their constitutional processes what they want. The decision should not be made in the judicial arena where the opinions of a handful are all that matter. I want to have my say in this through my representatives. I do not trust the judicial system to honor my opinions and views on such an important matter.