It's not too late for the Dems to draft somebody else

Right on Blatham,
I was waiting for someone to ask "What's a post turtle?". Seeing as no one did, that says a lot for Bush .

I was a Clarkie, Foxy.

John Kerry stepped up and claimed the nomination.

And he's going to whip Bush's ass like it belonged to a red-headed stepchild in November.

What do you suppose Fortunate Son will do after government service?

Carlyle? ExxonMobil? Baseball commissioner?

I agree with this article.

Kerry has policies that I find offensive and as I have stated elsewhere, I won't be voting for him.

Particularly offensive is his stance on the Middle East. There is no way that I will support that. I also am very upset about his failure to support the rights of homosexuals to marry and his support for the Iraq war.

I absolutely hate the policies of Bush, but Kerry is turning into Bush Lite.

I won't be voting for either one of them. I only hope that the Dems had the sense to realize they are repeating 2000 all over again.

I think this Drudge-like piece of writing is being met with the level of seriousness it deserves.

What better response than to engage in a rousing round of Bush bashing?

If the poster wants a serious reply from the forum, then stop playing games by posting such tripe and post a serious thread.

Seems fairly simple to comprehend.

info, And we can begin with you.

Not sure what you mean by black PR line but you're absolutely right. That's how Bush & Co. ran their entire campaign back in 2000 and that's how they're running the country today. Suggest it is so and the folks just might believe it. That's just how foolish and gullible they view the American public.

I was never impressed with Kerry or any of the Democratic candidates so I desparately throw Oprah Winfrey's hat into the ring. She'd win by a landslide. You'll have tons of Republicans crossing over to vote for her.

I agree. If Oprah ran, she's beat either of them.

Plus, she's smarter than Kerry and Bush and Rove all put together.

Doesn't anyone think that Michael Jordan could defeat Oprah for President?

Or Nolan Ryan? (solid in the South...)

Or a ham sandwich? Hell, I'd vote for a ham sandwich over Bush...

Well.....Brad Pitt would be the prettiest to look at.

Too liberal to be elected.

is it too late for the republicans to draft a republican?

I've asked myself that same question Dys and probably it is.

McCain would devastate either candidate if he ran.

Some light a fire under his ass and get him motivated!!!

Too liberal to be elected

Certainly too liberal to be nominated...

And THERE we have it.

Oliphant, several weeks ago in the Boston Globe, wrote a column doing everything he could to convince McCain to run as Kerry's vice. The notion wasn't about electoral advantage, but rather about advantages post-election. Oliphant is a very smart fellow, and he's as disconcerted by the level of partisanship that exists as are so many of us. He made put forward a really compelling vision of how that teamup could work to connect the two sides, and actually work towards something other than selfish and partisan ends. It brings a big sigh because it looks so very improbable. But merely that someone thought it is somehow cheering.

I think he'd do okay against bush.

McCain-Nader 04

No no no....McCain-Rice.

Ralph Nader has ripped his ass for good. He destroyed a lifetime of honorable work with an out-of-control ego and blatant self-service. In the end, he proved himself to be an asshole. Adios Ralph.