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A quick search did not show this posted before. Its worth a listen, (Macromedia flash presentation - voice only no horrendous graphics). Too bad this can't be played on every raido station every hour between now and the election.

You Have To See It To Believe It!September 21, 2004 Watch the video!http://media1.streamtoyou.com/rnc/092004v2.wmv NBC'S TIM RUSSERT: "You said this about Howard Dean, and this is, I think, at the core of your candidacy against Howard Dean. '...those who believe we are not safer with [Saddam Hussein's] capture don't have the judgment to be President - or the credibility to be elected President.' As we speak this Sunday morning, Senator, do you believe that Howard Dean does not have the judgment to be president or the credibility to be elected president?" SEN. KERRY: "I think the judgment of a nominee...

As long as people see this video, there is no way Kerry will get their votes... http://www.polygold.com/bush

In a continuing effort to make political hay over 9/11, John Kerry has begun criticizing the President for his actions immediately after he was informed of the second plane hitting the World Trade Center. President Bush acted stoically in the face of such news - it would have done far more harm than good for him to begin running around in a panic after hearing the news. But now John Kerry is criticizing that stoicism, attacking the President for remaining in the school with the children for 7 minutes. But, perhaps that is one of the greatest hypocrisies of the...

Today's Question: Which presidential candidate makes you feel safer? President Bush or John Kerry?

WE MUST BE FIRM WITH SADDAM HUSSEIN (Senate - November 09, 1997) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Page: S12254] GPO's PDF Mr. KERRY . Mr. President, I will speak tomorrow on the subject of fast track. I wish to talk this evening about another subject that has not received as much conversation on the floor of the Senate as it merits--because, while we have been focused on fast track and on a lot of loose ends which must be tied up before this first session of the 105th Congress can be brought to a close, a very troubling situation has developed in the Middle...

I wonder if John Kerry has perhaps launched his descent into caricature a couple of months too early. Usually, the successful losing candidate waits till late spring/early summer before shifting gears and beginning each day with the campaign trying to explain some rhetorical triviality from the previous week that's stuck to his shoe and he can't seem to shake off. Ever since last summer, I've been mocking Sen. Kerry's tortured explanations as to why his vote in favor of such-and-such in fact demonstrates his staunch opposition to it. As I wrote a couple of months back: ''His vote against the...

Only 14 senators voted against Bill Clinton's Defense of Marriage Act. John Kerry was one of them. Kerry, once proud of that vote, now says, "I'm against gay marriage. Everybody knows that." As Kerry beats a hasty retreat from his home state's homosexual radicalism, it is worth remembering that homosexual activists in Massachusetts supported Kerry in his 1996 senate race with William Weld even though Weld was a very loud supporter of homosexual causes. Homosexual activists sided with Kerry because they knew that Kerry was even more in the tank for them than Weld. They knew that Kerry would accelerate...