Nothing... the right-wingnuts are in deep, deep trouble however, so bashing
Kerry is about all they have left.

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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Joe wrote:

Capt. JG wrote:
He's an idiot for sure. I just removed my bumper sticker. However, he
didn't
say that. That's right-wing spin.

ahhh...I'm not right wing, and when I heard it I knew exactly what he
was saying. Look at the video, it's on you tube. Look at the shock in
the eyes of the student around him, they knew what he said.

Well Joe, even if he is an idiot, (which he certainly appears to be),
what's that got to with the price of tea in China?

Cheers
Marty

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
Nothing... the right-wingnuts are in deep, deep trouble however, so
bashing Kerry is about all they have left.

There is no doubt that Kerry handed the GOP a gift wrapped in gold leaf.
But it's probably not enough to bail them out of what will likely result in
a shift of congressional power and subsequent gridlock.

What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Max

With more than 100 US soldiers dead this month in Iraq, I don't think
Kerry's comment will have much influence on how people vote. The violence
there is out of control.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
.net...

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
Nothing... the right-wingnuts are in deep, deep trouble however, so
bashing Kerry is about all they have left.

There is no doubt that Kerry handed the GOP a gift wrapped in gold leaf.
But it's probably not enough to bail them out of what will likely result
in a shift of congressional power and subsequent gridlock.

What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone
like John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Max

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
With more than 100 US soldiers dead this month in Iraq, I don't think
Kerry's comment will have much influence on how people vote. The violence
there is out of control.

Kerry's comment probably had greater impact on his own political aspirations
than on the current election. I trust the Democrats are smart enough to
hope this idiot goes away prior to the next presidential election.

Max

Maxprop wrote:


What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Looking at it from this great Socialist bastion to your north, I have to
agree with you. I don't think the Dems have a chance, no matter who they
nominate, the poor ******* will be like a race horse with two jockeys
facing opposite directions.

Cheers
Marty

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Maxprop wrote:


What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone
like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Looking at it from this great Socialist bastion to your north, I have to
agree with you. I don't think the Dems have a chance, no matter who they
nominate, the poor ******* will be like a race horse with two jockeys
facing opposite directions.

McCain, a centrist conservative, could attract a substantial portion of the
so-called Blue Dog Democrat vote in a general election, especially when
facing a leftist like Hillary or Kerry.

Max

In article et,
Maxprop wrote:

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Maxprop wrote:


What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone
like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Looking at it from this great Socialist bastion to your north, I have to
agree with you. I don't think the Dems have a chance, no matter who they
nominate, the poor ******* will be like a race horse with two jockeys
facing opposite directions.


McCain, a centrist butt-kissing conservative, who disappointed a lot
of people when he sucked up to Bush so he can get the nomination. He's
even using the same attack-dog people Bush used. Very disappointing.




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Everytime someone points out that McCain is in Barry M. Goldwater's seat, I
vomit.

Gilligan wrote:

Everytime someone points out that McCain is in Barry M. Goldwater's seat, I
vomit.

Really!

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Getting the dry heaves yet?

Cheers
Marty

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.





Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.




Pssst, McCain is in....................
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
In article et,
Maxprop wrote:

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Maxprop wrote:


What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone
like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Looking at it from this great Socialist bastion to your north, I have to
agree with you. I don't think the Dems have a chance, no matter who they
nominate, the poor ******* will be like a race horse with two jockeys
facing opposite directions.


McCain, a centrist butt-kissing conservative, who disappointed a lot
of people when he sucked up to Bush so he can get the nomination. He's
even using the same attack-dog people Bush used. Very disappointing.

Thankfully a lot of Democrats disagree with you. McCain is more qualified
to lead than anyone the Dems or GOP have put up for office so far.

Max