Kerry served his country in VN. Bush barely served
and didn't bother to show up for his physical. We're
still waiting to hear from Bush about that. Apparently,
he's not got much he wants to tell us. He was a weak
governer and is a terrible president. He and his father
can share the glory of being one-term presidents.

Here's my prediction: After Kerry wins in November,
you and your right-wing wacko friends will be totally
silent.

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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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And they want to believe Kerry is not an extremist
liberal when the facts show he is. They will accept bias
voting record information over the polls of numerous
groups.

The numerous groups who track voting records look
at the entire bill being voted on and then access whether
it is good or bad for that particular group. And they
give a rating of 0 to 100. Kerry popped out as tied at
one extreme with 93. That makes him extremist. They
don't want to accept that fact that he is a liberal. Not
proud of it, and wants to paint hmself as something he
is not. And he wants to run on a shaky war record, like
he is some kind of a hero, when he cowardly bailed out
after only four months of combat duty.

This is what I find so scary, as do so many others.

GWB is having a tough enough time. He needs our
support, and four more years to accomplish something.
We don't need to change watch now.

It's double or nothing.

"Maxprop" wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote in message

"DSK" wrote

In short: lies , more lies, and more liars. If Bush & Cheney are so
great, then why does their support rest on such a foundation of
falsehood?

I could say the same about Kerry and F-911.

What you've ignored, Bart, is that the left-wing radicals, such as Doug,
believe everything in F911, despite the substantial evidence that it is
little more than distorted and dishonest propaganda.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Here's my prediction: After Kerry wins in November,
you and your right-wing wacko friends will be totally
silent.

You are obviously no student of human nature, Jon. Have you forgotten all
the flak Clinton took during his 8 years? Do you honestly believe Rush
Limbaugh will be "silent" following a Kerry victory? LOL.

Max

Limbaugh would be counting the day;'s until the next
election, and begin every day with telling everyone
"XX days of Kerry tyranny to go."

What do you think the extremist liberals will do,
when Kerry loses? They will scream the election
was fixed and start impeachment proceedings.

What the country needs right now is continuity,
not change.

"Maxprop" wrote

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Here's my prediction: After Kerry wins in November,
you and your right-wing wacko friends will be totally
silent.

You are obviously no student of human nature, Jon. Have you forgotten all
the flak Clinton took during his 8 years? Do you honestly believe Rush
Limbaugh will be "silent" following a Kerry victory? LOL.

Max

"Bart Senior" wrote in message

Limbaugh would be counting the day;'s until the next
election, and begin every day with telling everyone
"XX days of Kerry tyranny to go."

What do you think the extremist liberals will do,
when Kerry loses? They will scream the election
was fixed and start impeachment proceedings.

What the country needs right now is continuity,
not change.

What the country really needs is an administration that will unite rather
than polarize the country. Sadly neither Bush nor Kerry will fit that role.
Even worse, it will probably take another brutal attack by terrorists to
unite the country, but, as before, that unity will be short lived, with
recriminations starting soon afterward.

Katysails said it best: (to paraphrase) when one is faced with two
undesirable alternatives, stick with the one with which you are familiar.
Bush.

Max

My personal choice would be McCain.

Of the Democrats, I like Lieberman the best.

Niether of these two scare me.

"Maxprop" wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote in message

Limbaugh would be counting the day;'s until the next
election, and begin every day with telling everyone
"XX days of Kerry tyranny to go."

What do you think the extremist liberals will do,
when Kerry loses? They will scream the election
was fixed and start impeachment proceedings.

What the country needs right now is continuity,
not change.

What the country really needs is an administration that will unite rather
than polarize the country. Sadly neither Bush nor Kerry will fit that
role.
Even worse, it will probably take another brutal attack by terrorists to
unite the country, but, as before, that unity will be short lived, with
recriminations starting soon afterward.

Katysails said it best: (to paraphrase) when one is faced with two
undesirable alternatives, stick with the one with which you are familiar.
Bush.

Max

But you scare us.

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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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My personal choice would be McCain.

Of the Democrats, I like Lieberman the best.

Niether of these two scare me.

"Maxprop" wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote in message

Limbaugh would be counting the day;'s until the next
election, and begin every day with telling everyone
"XX days of Kerry tyranny to go."

What do you think the extremist liberals will do,
when Kerry loses? They will scream the election
was fixed and start impeachment proceedings.

What the country needs right now is continuity,
not change.

What the country really needs is an administration that will unite
rather
than polarize the country. Sadly neither Bush nor Kerry will fit that
role.
Even worse, it will probably take another brutal attack by terrorists to
unite the country, but, as before, that unity will be short lived, with
recriminations starting soon afterward.

Katysails said it best: (to paraphrase) when one is faced with two
undesirable alternatives, stick with the one with which you are
familiar.
Bush.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

But you scare us.

My heart is still racing from discovering that folks like you actually
exist, Jon. :-)

Max

"Bart Senior" wrote in message

My personal choice would be McCain.

Of the Democrats, I like Lieberman the best.

Niether of these two scare me.

I agree on both counts. Isn't it unfortunate that the truly credible
candidates don't seem to be able to make it through the primaries any
longer?

Max

I don't like Lieberman that much. I can't put my finger on why.
He seems off somehow. I like McCain. Too bad we don't have
him now.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Bart Senior" wrote in message

My personal choice would be McCain.

Of the Democrats, I like Lieberman the best.

Niether of these two scare me.

I agree on both counts. Isn't it unfortunate that the truly credible
candidates don't seem to be able to make it through the primaries any
longer?

Max

Kerry didn't seem to have any problems uniting his swift boat
crew, nor did he have trouble in the senate. Bush didn't have
any trouble uniting the cops that pulled him over for being
drunk. I don't see your point.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Bart Senior" wrote in message

Limbaugh would be counting the day;'s until the next
election, and begin every day with telling everyone
"XX days of Kerry tyranny to go."

What do you think the extremist liberals will do,
when Kerry loses? They will scream the election
was fixed and start impeachment proceedings.

What the country needs right now is continuity,
not change.

What the country really needs is an administration that will unite rather
than polarize the country. Sadly neither Bush nor Kerry will fit that
role.
Even worse, it will probably take another brutal attack by terrorists to
unite the country, but, as before, that unity will be short lived, with
recriminations starting soon afterward.

Katysails said it best: (to paraphrase) when one is faced with two
undesirable alternatives, stick with the one with which you are familiar.
Bush.

Max