Level with us, Mr. President (the hero of chappaquidicks op ed)

boston globe ^ | 2-8-03 | mary jo's killer

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

SECRETARY POWELL has made a convincing case to the United Nations Security Council that Saddam Hussein is a dangerous and deceptive dictator, and is concealing weapons of mass destruction. We live in a dangerous world and Saddam must be disarmed.

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

Using our nuclear arsenal in this unprecedented war would be the most fateful decision since the nuclear attack on Hiroshima.


whats so fateful teddy it worked in 1945 and it will work in 2003

[Neets]

Hey, he left out all the Ah's and err's.

[CWOJackson]

Sounds a lot like what Ron Paul said earlier.

[Rudder]

Plain and simple, Ted's a sniveling coward and a bad swimmer.

[DugwayDuke]

How could it sound like Ron Paul? I thought Ron Paul was a staunch conservative, a Republican, and a hero of the Republic. Surely, you must be mistaken. Perhaps someone could post a few hundred pages of Ron Paul's speeches so we could see the difference between these two.

[Bombard]

Hey Ted level with us about Mary Jo!!!!!!!

[Catspaw]

Ron Paul, Peter DeFazio, Bernie Sanders, Jim McDermott, Ted Kennedy and Barbara Boxer-quite a group, huh?

[CWOJackson]

LOL!

The three chimps of (so-called) conservative politics: browne, paul and buchanan. Hear no sense, see no sense and speak no sense.

[CWOJackson]

LOL!

...and Diane Feinstein sides with the President. This is getting strange.

[MadIvan]

You mean something like:

"Errrr ahhhh, the President shouldn't do things that errr aahhh, ensure his popularity and re-election...errrr....where's another drink...ahhhh."

Regards, Ivan

[Kip Lange]

Motion to drop the Hon. Sen. Kennedy on Iraq during the first wave of bombing...

[Catspaw]

Strange was one day last week when Ron Paul was on Cspan's Washington Journal & Bernie Sanders was on Crossfire--and they both had the same anti-war talking points.

[Jim Noble]

>>No war can be successfully waged if it lacks the strong support of the American people<<

Which is why President Bush and our armed forces must demand that Congress vote "yes" or "no" on a Declaration of War

How will Edward Moore Kennedy vote? And how will his vote look after the war is over?

Do you feel lucky, punk?

[pt17]

...and Diane Feinstein sides with the President. This is getting strange

Not so strange. Diane has to worry about retaining her seat. Teddy does not so he can play the role of attack pig.

[backhoe]

Guess Teddy's never seen any of this stuff:

-Time to kick the tires & light the fires, folks- terrorism gathers across the World...--

[CWOJackson]

What about Paul?

He couldn't make it as a libertarian so he pretended to be a Republican so he could get elected. I can't imagine his home district in Texas being that full of Norwegians with German sympathies and I seriously doubt the Democrats would allow him on their ticket. So what party will he sell out to next time around...the Tupperware Party?

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

your right if we could just get saddam in the car with teddy the war is over

[johnny7]

Hey, he left out all the Ah's and err's.

And uh's. This article did all the editing for him!

The Globe probably sent him a case of scotch for their time.

[pt17]

How will Edward Moore Kennedy vote? And how will his vote look after the war is over?

In his state (and state of mind), his vote will, unfortunately, look just fine, whatever it is.

[pt17]

What about Paul?

I have no clue.