New Yorker's Hersh, Remnick size up campaign and war (no 'evolution... those are Bush supporters')

The Ann Arbor News ^ | 10/27/04 | JO COLLINS MATHIS

[TFine80]

Why are Republicans so much more successful in life if they are so stupid?

I've never understood this one.

[woofie]

"The question you have to ask is: For what?"

So that Mr Hersh can continue to babble about whatever he damn well wants

[Pharlap]

Obviously, Kerry believes in evolution. His positions on the issues are constantly evolving. On the other hand, he is deluded enough to believe that he has a devine right to be president.

[mattdono]

Yes, Mr. I have a BA from the University of Chicago. I guess my BA and my MBA means that I'm just a, let me guess, a "Neanderthal".

Gee, wonder what could have made you think that? Talking to anyone lately?

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

The vision of the anointed!

[libstripper]

"Perhaps the biggest laugh of the afternoon came when a woman asked what it would take to change the country from being "jaded, dumbed-down, with 50 percent of the people still loving George Bush, right or wrong."

"What would make the change in America that would stop all this descent into darkness?" she asked."

"The Easter Bunny!" Hersh said."

Looks like these Communists think Bush is going to win.

[Shermy]

Deep musings from Hersh here.

:)

[hershey]

The vision of Nuancyboy.

[mewzilla]

"I think one thing you have to face up to is the fact there are roughly 70 million people in America who do not believe in evolution - and those are Bush supporters,"

Well...no.

But this is exactly the kind of generalization and sterotyping I'd expect from someone who's a John "F is for Frankenstein" Kerry supporter.

[narby]

Don't believe in evolution = stupid.

Christians are really shooting themselves in the foot by insisting on talking about evolution. They've driven people away from God by telling them they can't believe in the scientific evidence in front of their faces and have faith at the same time.

I just don't get it. I see no serious conflict between evolution and the Bible. No more conflict than I see between Genesis chapters 1 and 2, which contain two entirely different creation stories with a beginning, middle and end.

And there's only a few hundred words in the Bible about creation. How could that possibly be the whole story?

[Bearshouse]

"I think one thing you have to face up to is the fact there are roughly 70 million people in America who do not believe in evolution - and those are Bush supporters,"

What an A-wipe. He might be surprised to know that the religious right is not W's only support.

[BBell]

I could be wrong but I thought Andersonville was run by the Confederates.

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

LOL! Good 'un!

[Ann Archy]

Hey, Hersh-y....we don't believe in theory's as TRUTHS!!

Another elite NewYorker trying to call us stupid.

[orionblamblam]

> Kerry believes in evolution. His positions on the issues are constantly evolving.

Entirely backwards. Positions evolve as the environment changes. Kerry's positions are being constantly Created out of nothing. Kerry is the *epitome* of Poofism.

[elizabetty]

Kerry supports must believe in DEVOLUTION as he is the most backwards human being I have ever seen.

[hosepipe]

Evolution = A fairy tale for adults...
Kerry = A fairy tale for democrats...
Algore = A fairy tale for faries...

[infidel29]

"...there are roughly 70 million people in America who do not believe in evolution..." No, that`s "SOCIALISM" that we don`t believe in.

[Fedora]

"I think one thing you have to face up to is the fact there are roughly 70 million people in America who do not believe in evolution - and those are Bush supporters," said Hersh

Well, I believe in devolution--Exhibit A, Seymour Hersh, correspondent from The Island of Dr. Moreau.