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What will happen to John Kerry when he loses the election?

 
 
Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 01:45 pm
Will he quit his political carrier and retire to his ketchup farm?
Perhaps he will run as VP with Hillary in 2008?
Move out of the country to his France villa?
Re-up in the Navy so he can get more metals?
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Dartagnan
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 01:51 pm
Are you speaking of yourself here? It gets confusing...

Though the idea of reupping in the Navy to get more "metals" makes some sense. I recommend it!
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owl
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 02:04 pm
If he looses it will be because Bush stole the election.

So far there are over 20,000 ex solders with missing limbs as well as 1000 dead. The friends and acquaintances of these will never vote Bush back in office and the ripples are more widespread than the republications realize
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MichaelAllen
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 02:13 pm
Work on his tan as he dictates his novel ideas to a ghostwriter
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dudeman48
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 02:21 pm
Speaking of stealing elections:

Something Rotten in the State of Florida
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Finn dAbuzz
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 03:57 pm
owl wrote:
If he looses it will be because Bush stole the election.

So far there are over 20,000 ex solders with missing limbs as well as 1000 dead. The friends and acquaintances of these will never vote Bush back in office and the ripples are more widespread than the republications realize


And with this owl chick's posting, we see the precursor of the Left's reaction to a Bush victory: The only way Bush can win is if he steals the election!

The mathematical basis for Owl's contention is utterly brilliant!
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Joe Republican
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 04:03 pm
Finn d'Abuzz wrote:
owl wrote:
If he looses it will be because Bush stole the election.

So far there are over 20,000 ex solders with missing limbs as well as 1000 dead. The friends and acquaintances of these will never vote Bush back in office and the ripples are more widespread than the republications realize


And with this owl chick's posting, we see the precursor of the Left's reaction to a Bush victory: The only way Bush can win is if he steals the election!

The mathematical basis for Owl's contention is utterly brilliant!


Yea, almost as brilliant as our president was last night.

Are there any combacks other then your a yellow faced frenchie? Kerry accused Bush of some serious crap and the rebutal was na-na-na-na-na-na-na. I'm ruber you are glue. This is the leader of the free world we're talking about here, and he can't stick up for himself.
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Finn dAbuzz
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 04:35 pm
Joe Republican wrote:
Finn d'Abuzz wrote:
owl wrote:
If he looses it will be because Bush stole the election.

So far there are over 20,000 ex solders with missing limbs as well as 1000 dead. The friends and acquaintances of these will never vote Bush back in office and the ripples are more widespread than the republications realize


And with this owl chick's posting, we see the precursor of the Left's reaction to a Bush victory: The only way Bush can win is if he steals the election!

The mathematical basis for Owl's contention is utterly brilliant!


Yea, almost as brilliant as our president was last night.

Are there any combacks other then your a yellow faced frenchie? Kerry accused Bush of some serious crap and the rebutal was na-na-na-na-na-na-na. I'm ruber you are glue. This is the leader of the free world we're talking about here, and he can't stick up for himself.


My God, you are as skillful as Owl!

How can anyone stand up before such an onslaught : "Yea, almost as brilliant as our president was late night."

The 2004 equivalent of "So's your Old Man."

Withering.
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JustWonders
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 05:18 pm
Re: What will happen to John Kerry when he loses the electio
John Kerry wrote:
Will he quit his political carrier and retire to his ketchup farm?
Perhaps he will run as VP with Hillary in 2008?
Move out of the country to his France villa?
Re-up in the Navy so he can get more metals?


I really don't care what Kerry does (personally, I think he already knows he's lost and is probably trying to figure out how he's going to spin it to Tuh-ray-za.)

I do have some concern for some of his more vocal supporters on this forum, however. LOL - we'll be hearing some real bashing then. They need to start thinking seriously about a 12-step anger-management program.
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Dartagnan
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 05:19 pm
Bush looked tired and cranky last night, as if he was fed up with having to explain himself yet again.

How's that, Finn?
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JustWonders
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 05:23 pm
President Bush was touring an area of Florida that was devastated in the last hurricane. Some of the citizens from that area commented on it and said how much they appreciated it.

Kerry got a manicure.
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blueveinedthrobber
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 05:29 pm
JustWonders wrote:
President Bush was touring an area of Florida that was devastated in the last hurricane. Some of the citizens from that area commented on it and said how much they appreciated it.

Kerry got a manicure.


yes the rnc was using that as an excuse for his poor performance......said he was too emotionally drained and worn out......I smell pussy.....
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 05:35 pm
Bush didn't have his stand-up routine to do for the cheering crowds, he loves doing that speech. He gets a lot of laughs, but it's difficult when you are a comedian to do straight, serious work which is why he kept mentioning that he had been doing some serious work, I suppose. He did, however, have a couple of 5x8 cards with the words "Changes his opinion." written on it, so he said that as many times as he could to no avail. John Kerry had already made the point that his position on Iraq is the same, and has been the same, since the vote on the authorization, so about the third time Bush said it it sounded a little manic.

Besides, most people I know,and I'll bet most people you know, change their minds about a lot of things after they study a bit. It's healthy thinking, most would say. Any leader who will not change course merely because they are already on a course starts to resemble Napoleon in Russia or the Captain of the Titanic. People remember both those men and their steadfastness as more stubborn than wise.

Bush has been too insulated by his handlers, I think, he hasn't been challenged at his election stops, he answers puffball questions with pre-written answers, so I think it's no wonder he was off last night. Last night was reality television at it's best, but unfortunately for George it was not "Last Comic Standing."

Joe Nation
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Montana
 
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Reply Fri 1 Oct, 2004 11:56 pm
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 04:12 am
Hey JW, the manicure story turns out to be a FoxNews lie.

Care to repeat it until the sheeple believe it?

Want a link to the FoxNews apology?


Joe
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DontTreadOnMe
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 04:56 am
JustWonders wrote:
President Bush was touring an area of Florida that was devastated in the last hurricane. Some of the citizens from that area commented on it and said how much they appreciated it.

Kerry got a manicure.


oh, yeah, okay.. and if kerry went you'd complain that he was just wind surfing for votes. but bush? oh no.. he really cares. 4 times in one month he cares so much.

please...
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BCP1
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 05:54 am
In all fairness, kerry is not in position to do anything about the storm damage in Florida. Bush is.

As far as changing ones mind, at times it is a good thing, it shows strength. When it comes to the situation at hand, there is no way to just up and leave Iraq at this point. There is an exit plan, but certain things must happen before it can be executed. Kerry would pull the troops out regardless of what condition he left that country in.
The message that kerry would send to the terrorists factions is one of weakness. The terrorists would think, and rightfully so, that Kerry lacked the resolve or the willingness to battle them.
The results would most likely include more attacks on American soil. After all, the blow up our buildings and kill our citizens, kerry buys them bagles and tries to be buddies with them.

Regardless of what the opinion is referencing the "war" in Iraq, it is not plausible to pull out right now. It would harm this country.

There is a message being sent around the world right now, and that message is that the U.S is no longer willing to sit by and allow the threats to world peace that have gone on so long.

Early in this game, Bush stated that the terrorists would be hunted down and killed. He stated that nations that gave the terrorists safe harbor would be subject to the very actions that are being taken out in Iraq at this time.
The rest of the world is watching, and those countries that would give the terrorists safety are starting to change their thoughts.

This war in Iraq is not only about and for Iraq, it is for any country that might think that the U.S is unwilling to step up to the plate.

It has a purpose that is being played out more and more every day.

A vote for John Kerry at this time would be a vote against Americas place in the world.

Personally, I don't really wish to be forced to wear my bath towel on my head all day.
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 06:00 am
The first debate has gotta be a scary eye opener for the GOP's 'base".Their man, bush , really let us know that he aint that bright. Hes petulant, and has nothing in his bag of tricks that isnt put there by someone else.

Kerry has turned it into a major horse race and , with 3 more debates, it could be really interesting.

As the pundits said." Bush can lose only if he disgraces himself'. Well he didnt disgrace himself but what is the word when you almost disgrace yourself but not quite?

Bush was so not compelling.his constant repetition of
"wrong war, wrong time...."
"Its hard work"
got really tiresome
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Larry434
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 06:02 am
farmerman wrote:
The first debate has gotta be a scary eye opener for the GIOP's 'base". Your man , aint that bright. Hes petulant, and has nothing in his bag of tricks.

Kerry has turned it into a major horse race and , with 3 more debates, it could be really interesting.

As the pundits said." Bush can lose only if he disgraces himself'. Well he didnt disgrace himself but what is the word when you almost disgrace yourself but not quite?

Bush was so not compelling.


It certainly was not one of Bush's better performances. He looked and acted tired and it got worse as time went on in the repetitious debate.
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Joe Republican
 
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Reply Sat 2 Oct, 2004 07:26 am
BCP1 wrote:
In all fairness, kerry is not in position to do anything about the storm damage in Florida. Bush is.

As far as changing ones mind, at times it is a good thing, it shows strength. When it comes to the situation at hand, there is no way to just up and leave Iraq at this point. There is an exit plan, but certain things must happen before it can be executed. Kerry would pull the troops out regardless of what condition he left that country in.


This is an absolute and downright lie!!! John Kerry has NEVER said this, in fact, he said the exact OPPOSITE as to what you are saying!!! You are using and stating falsehoods that Kerry will up and leave to create an imagry of Iraq falling to the hands of the terrorists and becoming the breeding ground for radical terrorist thinking in the new millenium. This is 100% absolutely not true!!! John Kerry has not only the mind to realize the difficulty of the situation, but he also has the reputation and the diplomatic skills to bring in other leaders so we can stabilize Iraq.

Why do you think the uprising in Iraq has increased so much? Think about this one point, why have the Iraqis changed their opinion about our occupation? Because Bush has the diplomatic skills of exactly what he is, a complete moron. Anyone who watched the debate saw this and that's why the republican propaganda machine is struggling for a rational explanation. I have one for them, how about the TRUTH!!!

It's all great and dandy to play with that image when we're at peace, but we are not. We need a president who not only has the intelligence to understand the complex situation which is Iraq, but also has the integrity and backing of the entire world support. At one time America was looked at as a leader in this world, no more because of Bush. How can you expect other nations to aid in creating a stable Iraq when you offer them absolutely nothing, and futher more, you downright told them to f**k off two years ago?

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The message that kerry would send to the terrorists factions is one of weakness. The terrorists would think, and rightfully so, that Kerry lacked the resolve or the willingness to battle them.


You are really struggling with this one. Did you watch the debate? What did Bush answer when Kerry told of how he diverted funds from fighting Al Qaeda to fighting Iraq? I'll tell you, his explanation of this drastic blunder was that you can't lead if you change your mind. WTF? Kerry accused him of downright profiteering from the war and Bush's comeback was you're a flip-flopper. This isn't about quick one liners, terrorism is about using the entire world to fight. So tell me, if Bush has alienated and isolated America, how the hell can we align with the rest of the world to fight terrorism? Bush claims it is a "global" problem, yet he's alienated almost every single country which could aid in the rest of the world. Oh yea, I almost forgot, Poland that military juggernaught is on our side, Bush told us that.

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The results would most likely include more attacks on American soil. After all, the blow up our buildings and kill our citizens, kerry buys them bagles and tries to be buddies with them.


So now, if you vote for Kerry, we will be killed by terrorists huh. Can you come up with a more deplorable platform than this? Are you kidding me? It's absolute fear mongering at its worst!!! Don't you see why you think like this?

Let me ask you, what happened to the terror alert level? Why don't we hear of it any more? Because they got called on their game. 6 months ago, Bush was accused of using the terror level to change peoples focus from Bush's failures to fear. Unemployment goes up, ot oh, we're at orange. More attacks in Iraq, back at orange. Doesn't it bother you that the alert level disappeared after Bush was accused of manipulating the population with it? Instead of answering the charges, he tried to hide it. This is wrong and this is what we're facing. People like you who say "if you vote for Kerry, you will die!!!" This is the absolute lowest form of lows.


I would be willing to bet before this election there WILL be a terrorist attack on American soil, and I would also be willing to bet that it WOULDN'T come from terrorists!!! This is how I think now, because I see the ship starting to sink. They will stop at absolutely nothing to prevent the ship from sinking into the abyss, for not only has this administration alienated all moderate Republicans, they've lost their single best platform, fiscal frugality and smaller Government, the Dems own that now because of Bush!!!

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Regardless of what the opinion is referencing the "war" in Iraq, it is not plausible to pull out right now. It would harm this country.


Nobody is talking about this, their talking about WINNING and getting the job DONE RIGHT!!!

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There is a message being sent around the world right now, and that message is that the U.S is no longer willing to sit by and allow the threats to world peace that have gone on so long.


WTF are you talking about??? Threats to world peace? We are the ones that threaten world peace right now!!! WE are the ones that threaten world tranquility by continuing to allow Iraq to be the hot bed of terrorism we turned it into!!! We are the ones that need to change this, we need to change this by bringing in other world leaders to help. You got one thing right, this is NOT an America problem, but a world problem!!! It's high time we bring in the rest of the world to help solve this problem!!!

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Early in this game, Bush stated that the terrorists would be hunted down and killed. He stated that nations that gave the terrorists safe harbor would be subject to the very actions that are being taken out in Iraq at this time.


Ummm, how many of the 9-11 terrorists were from Iraq? If you want to hunt them down, why not go after the TERRORISTS, not the Iraqis!!! Did you catch the freudian slip Bush said. He mixed up Saddam Hussen and Osama Bin Laden and confused them. HE can't distinguish between the two, yet the acting president NEEDED to tell us he KNOWS who attacked us!!! WTF??? If he attacked us, why did we change our focus on capturing him??? I was a Bush supporter right up until he changed his focus from Bin Laden to Iraq. Right up until Tora-Bora I was supporting Bush, that was when I realized what his plan truly was, mid-east domination by American corporations for their natural resource.

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The rest of the world is watching, and those countries that would give the terrorists safety are starting to change their thoughts.


Huh? Where is Bin Laden right now? Tell me. Also tell me about Lybia, because I KNOW that is the next one out of your mind. Well, would it behoove you to know Lybia is paying the families of the Pan Am explosion $2.7Billion dollars. Would it also behoove you to know he held a $1.5 Billion dollar carrot over their head and FORCED the US to remove him from the terrorist watch list? He first signed the treaty with the UN LAST YEAR, but now Bush is trying to use it as an example of people who are scared of America and are giving up. Well, tell me is Iran scared? We have allowed BOTH Iran and North Korea to become Nuclear powers while doing NOTHING!!!! Are they giving up their weapons??? Open up your eyes and look at what's going on in this world right now!!!

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This war in Iraq is not only about and for Iraq, it is for any country that might think that the U.S is unwilling to step up to the plate.

It has a purpose that is being played out more and more every day.


And what purpose is that? That we are real good at blowing up countries, but we haven't a clue as to how to rebuild them.

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A vote for John Kerry at this time would be a vote against Americas place in the world.

Personally, I don't really wish to be forced to wear my bath towel on my head all day.


OK, so now if we vote for Kerry, we will all turn into Muslims? You are a bigoted fool and the funny thing is that you will stick to your guns to the bitter end. You ARE the Black Knight from the Holy Grail. You need to wake up out of your Fox Media led stupor and come up with a mind of your own. You need to think for yourself, not allow Fox News, Rush, Hannity and O'Reiley do your thinking for you!!!
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