Democrats on a roll...

It's gonna be knee slapping hysterical when they lose the next election.


By ED O'KEEFE

Aug. 20, 2006 - Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., blasted a fellow Democrat, Sen.
Joe Lieberman, for continuing his bid in the Connecticut Senate race despite
a narrow loss to newcomer Ned Lamont in the Democratic primary earlier this
month.

"I'm concerned that [Lieberman] is making a Republican case," Kerry told ABC
News' "This Week with George Stephanopoulos" in an exclusive appearance.

Kerry accused the 2000 Democratic vice presidential candidate of "adopting
the rhetoric of Dick Cheney," on the issue of Iraq.

"Joe Lieberman is out of step with the people of Connecticut," Kerry added,
insisting Lieberman's stance on Iraq, "shows you just why he got in trouble
with the Democrats there."

Kerry called Lieberman's independent bid a "huge mistake" and applauded
businessman-turned-politician Lamont as "courageous" for challenging
Lieberman on the war.

Of his own views on Iraq, Kerry stated forthrightly, "The course of this
country in Iraq is making the world more dangerous."

Kerry, the Democrat's nominee for president in 2004, supported the 2003
Senate resolution that ultimately led to the invasion of Iraq, and was
criticized throughout his White House bid for then opposing a measure
funding continuing operations in that effort. The Bush campaign seized on
what they described as Kerry's wavering views on Iraq, which in part led to
the senator's 2004 election defeat.

Since 2004, Kerry has steadily sharpened his opposition to the Iraq war,
calling for a steady withdrawal of U.S. troops beginning last year.

Kerry told chief Washington correspondent George Stephanopoulos, "Iraq is
not the center of the war on terror," while also asserting, "Iraq is in a
civil war; of course it's in a civil war."

Kerry said he supports the efforts of Senator John Warner, R-Va., to
introduce a second resolution on Iraq if and when the country descends into
outright civil war. Kerry believes that moment has come and reiterated, "We
have to set a date for the withdrawal," before concluding, "The absence of
diplomacy is putting our troops at greater risk and is reducing our ability
for success."

On the uncertain ceasefire involving Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah, Kerry
said the near-month-long violence "set back" Hezbollah, but did so "at a
greater cost to Israel."

Kerry also criticized President Bush's approach to the troubled region.

"I know that I would have handled the diplomacy," he said.

Kerry connected the hostilities between Israel and Lebanon to Iraq, once
again proclaiming, "I believe the president's policy in Iraq is a disaster
of catastrophic proportions." He said his more diplomatic approach to Iraq
might have prevented the instability the region currently faces.

Regarding the 2008 presidential content, Kerry remained uncommitted, but
dismissed early polls that seem to frame Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton,
D-N.Y., as a leading contender.

"George, you're talking to somebody who was once 30 points down," Kerry
said. "My decision [to run] . will not be based on any poll. It will be
based on my vision for the direction of the country."



--
Popeye

No lower can a man descend than to interpret his
dreams into gold and silver. - Kahlil Gibran
www.finalprotectivefire.com

Anymore I don't even know what to say about Kerry. The poor guy just
can't seem to make up his mind and stick with it. You know the left is
crumbling when they start attacking their own side.

To this day I can't believe that people are still driving around with
Kerry stickers on their cars.

By the way, I am one of the few conservatives within 100 miles of
Multnomah County, Oregon (But I live in Clackamas County for a reason
;) ).

gringo wrote:
> kasl33 wrote:
>> Anymore I don't even know what to say about Kerry. The poor guy just
>> can't seem to make up his mind and stick with it. You know the left is
>> crumbling when they start attacking their own side.
>>
>> To this day I can't believe that people are still driving around with
>> Kerry stickers on their cars.
>>
>> By the way, I am one of the few conservatives within 100 miles of
>> Multnomah County, Oregon (But I live in Clackamas County for a reason
>> ;) ).
>>
>
>
> whatever are you talking about?

he said He's the biggest fool within 100 miles of Multnomah County, Oregon.

James Connell wrote:
> gringo wrote:
>> kasl33 wrote:
>>> Anymore I don't even know what to say about Kerry. The poor guy just
>>> can't seem to make up his mind and stick with it. You know the left is
>>> crumbling when they start attacking their own side.
>>>
>>> To this day I can't believe that people are still driving around with
>>> Kerry stickers on their cars.
>>>
>>> By the way, I am one of the few conservatives within 100 miles of
>>> Multnomah County, Oregon (But I live in Clackamas County for a reason
>>> ;) ).
>>>
>>
>>
>> whatever are you talking about?
>
> he said He's the biggest fool within 100 miles of Multnomah County, Oregon.


:)

"gringo" <gringo@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:vAuGg.32451$bo6.18813@bignews7.bellsouth.net. ..

> >> whatever are you talking about?
> >
> > he said He's the biggest fool within 100 miles of Multnomah County,
Oregon.
>
>
> :)

Wow, two dumbfuck cowards exchanging smilies...

Popeye wrote: <brevity snip>
> No lower can a man descend than to interpret his
> dreams into gold and silver. - Kahlil Gibran

Do you even know who Gibran was...?
http://www.columbia.edu/~gm84/gibran.html
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- gpsman

Scott wrote:
> "gringo" <gringo@nospam.net> wrote in message
> news:vAuGg.32451$bo6.18813@bignews7.bellsouth.net. ..
>
>>>> whatever are you talking about?
>>> he said He's the biggest fool within 100 miles of Multnomah County,
> Oregon.
>>
>> :)
>
> Wow, two dumbfuck cowards exchanging smilies...
>

and a much greater dumbf... who can't tell the difference.
Crawl back in your bottle you braindead drunken idiot.

"Popeye" <popeye@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote in message
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>
> It's gonna be knee slapping hysterical when they lose the next election.
>
<snip>




Don't be surprised to see news reports of Howard Dean taking hostages or
going sniper atop a clock tower.

--
Scott

"This is one time an Arab aggressor must be allowed to be beaten so badly
that every civilized nation will stand in horror, wanting desperately to
step in and stop the carnage... but knowing that the fight will only truly
be over when one side gives up and finally admits defeat."

http://tinyurl.com/penv8

"tscottme" <blahblah@blah.net> wrote in message
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> "Popeye" <popeye@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote in message
> news:12ejh6b1i4bh1b8@news.supernews.com...
>>
>> It's gonna be knee slapping hysterical when they lose the next election.
>
> Don't be surprised to see news reports of Howard Dean taking hostages or
> going sniper atop a clock tower.


This is going to be like watching a train wreck-

Too horrifying to take your eyes away.

Hilary is their best prospect so far, and she's an automatic loss.

--


Popeye

"I'm no longer concerned about seeing civilization arrest its decline
into barbarism, I'm simply enjoying the spectacle." -Vox Day
www.finalprotectivefire.com

> Hilary is their best prospect so far, and she's an automatic loss.

God, I hope so. Imagine the country if you're wrong.

I'm still holding out for Condi Rice. I think she could kick Hilary's butt
at the polls and in the White House.

Lee