[Gene Eric]

Drop it. It was a #ing Easter egg prepared and executed by others.

[3Fingas]

John Kerry is a traitor who met with the enemy in a time of war. He also came back to the US to bear false testimony to Congress, participated in a seditious anti-war group which encouraged junior personnel to frag their officers, and a was present during the infamous VVAW Kansas City meeting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:JakeInJoisey/John_Kerry_VVAW_controversy

He should be in jail, not in the Senate.

[Quickgun]

Zero deserves about as much credit for finding Osama as I do for the first lunar landing.

[jcwky]

Really Mr. Kerry? In the words of your President: “He didn’t build that”.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Maybe he should have said; “ask Barak Obama if he’s better off now than he was four years ago!” .............................Put in the background music... “and the money came in from every side.” from the show Evita.

[Brad from Tennessee]

From Feb. 17, 2004 VILLAGE VOICE:

WHEN JOHN KERRY'S COURAGE WENT M.I.A.
. . .Senator covered up evidence of P.O.W.’s left behind

By Sydney H. Schanberg (’The Killing Fields’ author)

Senator John Kerry, a decorated battle veteran, was courageous as a navy lieutenant in the Vietnam War. But he was not so courageous more than two decades later, when he covered up voluminous evidence that a significant number of live American prisoners—perhaps hundreds—were never acknowledged or returned after the war-ending treaty was signed in January 1973.

The Massachusetts senator, now seeking the presidency, carried out this subterfuge a little over a decade ago— shredding documents, suppressing testimony, and sanitizing the committee's final report—when he was chairman of the Senate Select Committee on P.O.W./ M.I.A. Affairs.

Over the years, an abundance of evidence had come to light that the North Vietnamese, while returning 591 U.S. prisoners of war after the treaty signing, had held back many others as future bargaining chips for the $4 billion or more in war reparations that the Nixon administration had pledged. Hanoi didn't trust Washington to fulfill its promise without pressure. Similarly, Washington didn't trust Hanoi to return all the prisoners and carry out all the treaty provisions. The mistrust on both sides was merited. Hanoi held back prisoners and the U.S. provided no reconstruction funds.

http://www.villagevoice.com/2004-02-17/news/when-john-kerry-s-courage-went-m-i-a/