[Peach]

I've tried twice to type Kerry's words in response to Tim showing that Kerry used the exact same words as the president regarding going to war in Iraq.

I have failed, Freepers. For the first time, I truly cannot figure out Kerry's position on Iraq.

Of course we all know it is to undermine the administration and president specifically, but in doing so Kerry is so unclear as to what he would do, I cannot figure it out.

[TomGuy]

Kerry can't even vocalize an opinion. He wants to sound sort of like Dean and always wanted to be against the war, but voted for it, so thinks the UN should be more involved.

A lot of rhetoric, little substance.

[skinkinthegrass]

I've tried twice to type Kerry's words in response to Tim showing that Kerry used the exact same words as the president regarding going to war in Iraq.///I have failed, Freepers. For the first time, I truly cannot figure out Kerry's position on Iraq....I cannot figure it out.

We share your frustration, so obscure...Foggy Outer Bank Time...rem: (elmer fund voice) "Fellingwing are SO IMPORTANT... typical liberal B.S. :|

[Oldeconomybuyer]

The French Looking John Kerry is contrasting himself against both Nakita Dean and President Bush by claiming foreign policy experience (Dean) and presidential temperment (Bush). This is a risky move by Kerry as he will alienate his parasitic, anti-war, anti-Bush leftist base needed in the primary.

In Washington this political manuever is known as "threading the needle". On MTP, he's jabbin' the thread but missing the hole by a mile.

[lawdude]

"I have failed, Freepers. For the first time, I truly cannot figure out Kerry's position on Iraq"


Shame on you. That was obvious from the beginning. And, it applies to every dem except Dean. And his position is to bail out of all conflicts, dismantle our military completely, turn the job of whirrled peas to the UN and suck Chiraq's and Kofi Annan's butt before turning control of the UN over to WJC.