Nice try Bart,

I do think it would be nice to keep Conservative's view vs Liberal's
view on the front page for awhile.

Your comments are missing? Don't you have anything to say in rebuttal?

Ole Thom

Thom,

Kerry's record is clear. He is the most extreme
liberal in Congress, tied with several others for
that title.

If you want unbiased assessments, look at all
the special interest groups ratings on his voting
record. Kerry is rated 0 or 100 for most of them,
meaning he is at the extreme.

They are invaluable in showing where an incumbent
has stood on a series of votes in the past years.
Ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are listed.
When taken as a whole, these are compared, give
a balanced view of the candidate.

http://www.vote-smart.org/issue_rati...an_id=S0421103

Kerry won't make a stand. Here's more proof.

Senator John Forbes Kerry Democrat refused to take
the NPAT. He won't even discuss what he will support!

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) is a key
component of Project Vote Smart's Voter Self-Defense
system. It asks candidates one central question: "Are you
willing to demonstrate a good faith effort to provide voters
with your inclinations on the issues you will most likely face
on the citizen's behalf?" The NPAT is administered to all
candidates for presidential, congressional, gubernatorial,
and state legislative offices.

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) asks
candidates which items they will support if elected. It does
not ask them to indicate which items they will oppose.
Research of public polling data, shows voters are more
concerned with what candidates would support when
elected to office, not what they oppose.

Now Compare Kerry to Sen Liberman, who did take NPAT.

His voting record: show substantial variation and a more
moderate position.

Take the NPAT yourself and ask yourself why a politician
would not take it, unless he wants to mislead the public.

http://www.vote-smart.org/match_section.php
Chose congressional voting records and find who
matches your opinions.


"Thom Stewart" wrote

Nice try Bart,

I do think it would be nice to keep Conservative's view vs Liberal's
view on the front page for awhile.

Your comments are missing? Don't you have anything to say in rebuttal?

Ole Thom

The fact that he has a consistent record on certain major issues doesn't make
him an extremist, it just makes him consistent.

If you want his rating based on his voting record, you should look at
http://www.voterpunch.org
Check "Select by Score" and search. You'll find Kerry rated just in the middle
of Democrats. His record is clearly not "extremist."

Of course, you're not interested in the truth, are you Bart?




"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
Thom,

Kerry's record is clear. He is the most extreme
liberal in Congress, tied with several others for
that title.

If you want unbiased assessments, look at all
the special interest groups ratings on his voting
record. Kerry is rated 0 or 100 for most of them,
meaning he is at the extreme.

They are invaluable in showing where an incumbent
has stood on a series of votes in the past years.
Ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are listed.
When taken as a whole, these are compared, give
a balanced view of the candidate.

http://www.vote-smart.org/issue_rati...an_id=S0421103

Kerry won't make a stand. Here's more proof.

Senator John Forbes Kerry Democrat refused to take
the NPAT. He won't even discuss what he will support!

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) is a key
component of Project Vote Smart's Voter Self-Defense
system. It asks candidates one central question: "Are you
willing to demonstrate a good faith effort to provide voters
with your inclinations on the issues you will most likely face
on the citizen's behalf?" The NPAT is administered to all
candidates for presidential, congressional, gubernatorial,
and state legislative offices.

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) asks
candidates which items they will support if elected. It does
not ask them to indicate which items they will oppose.
Research of public polling data, shows voters are more
concerned with what candidates would support when
elected to office, not what they oppose.

Now Compare Kerry to Sen Liberman, who did take NPAT.

His voting record: show substantial variation and a more
moderate position.

Take the NPAT yourself and ask yourself why a politician
would not take it, unless he wants to mislead the public.

http://www.vote-smart.org/match_section.php
Chose congressional voting records and find who
matches your opinions.


"Thom Stewart" wrote

Nice try Bart,

I do think it would be nice to keep Conservative's view vs Liberal's
view on the front page for awhile.

Your comments are missing? Don't you have anything to say in rebuttal?

Ole Thom

Bart,
If you're going to take congressional records, how about comparing
Kerry's record of purposed bill that have passed into laws (His success
rate) you'll find it to be higher than Cheney's. In fact among the most
successful.

Ole Thom

We are talking about using his record to define
where he stands. His record shows him to be
as far left as he could be.

Kerry doesn't talk about what he stands for. He
doesn't have the backbone for this. He is spineless.

"Thom Stewart" wrote

Bart,
If you're going to take congressional records, how about comparing
Kerry's record of purposed bill that have passed into laws (His success
rate) you'll find it to be higher than Cheney's. In fact among the most
successful.

Ole Thom

And, Bush doesn't talk about failing to show for his
physical. Bush is a drug addict just like his buddy
Rush.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
We are talking about using his record to define
where he stands. His record shows him to be
as far left as he could be.

Kerry doesn't talk about what he stands for. He
doesn't have the backbone for this. He is spineless.

"Thom Stewart" wrote

Bart,
If you're going to take congressional records, how about comparing
Kerry's record of purposed bill that have passed into laws (His success
rate) you'll find it to be higher than Cheney's. In fact among the most
successful.

Ole Thom

Bart,

Where he stands is what will get him (Kerry) elected. That is if they
elect him by the true vote and not by Court Ruling.

As of right now; Liberalism has less shame to it than Conservatism!

A close election for sure but the Liberal side is moving ahead as the
Wacko Conservatives spout off with untruth after untruth. King George
gets a kick in the ass every time the RNP releases another unconfirmed
News release.

Just keep fueling the fire. It drives more Moderates to broad minded
mentality (as you say; Liberals)

Ole Thom

You're Right Felton,

Our conservatives here in this group just want to hear the propagander
from their RNP The truth isn't important.

Ole Thom

Wait, I thought you said he was an extremist! Don't
start backpeddling now!

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
Thom,

Kerry's record is clear. He is the most extreme
liberal in Congress, tied with several others for
that title.

If you want unbiased assessments, look at all
the special interest groups ratings on his voting
record. Kerry is rated 0 or 100 for most of them,
meaning he is at the extreme.

They are invaluable in showing where an incumbent
has stood on a series of votes in the past years.
Ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are listed.
When taken as a whole, these are compared, give
a balanced view of the candidate.

http://www.vote-smart.org/issue_rati...an_id=S0421103

Kerry won't make a stand. Here's more proof.

Senator John Forbes Kerry Democrat refused to take
the NPAT. He won't even discuss what he will support!

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) is a key
component of Project Vote Smart's Voter Self-Defense
system. It asks candidates one central question: "Are you
willing to demonstrate a good faith effort to provide voters
with your inclinations on the issues you will most likely face
on the citizen's behalf?" The NPAT is administered to all
candidates for presidential, congressional, gubernatorial,
and state legislative offices.

The National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) asks
candidates which items they will support if elected. It does
not ask them to indicate which items they will oppose.
Research of public polling data, shows voters are more
concerned with what candidates would support when
elected to office, not what they oppose.

Now Compare Kerry to Sen Liberman, who did take NPAT.

His voting record: show substantial variation and a more
moderate position.

Take the NPAT yourself and ask yourself why a politician
would not take it, unless he wants to mislead the public.

http://www.vote-smart.org/match_section.php
Chose congressional voting records and find who
matches your opinions.


"Thom Stewart" wrote

Nice try Bart,

I do think it would be nice to keep Conservative's view vs Liberal's
view on the front page for awhile.

Your comments are missing? Don't you have anything to say in rebuttal?

Ole Thom