John Kerry - what a dork

woiyo wrote: Maybe you should pay attention to the congress people in your State and hold them responsible for their words and actions (or inactions) and vote them out of office. We reward this behavior, at least here in Mass. by continually voting them back for additional terms.

I do pay attention to the elections in our state, and vote every time. I also keep in touch with Senator Feinstein on a regular basis. I can't effect elections outside of our district/state, so your implication is just plain ridiculous! Get a life!

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo, All that needs to be said about it has already been said. You ever hear of overkill? This is small potatoes compared to the "important" stuff on the American agenda. Get a life.

It's a big deal to me.

We have elected sh!theads on both side of the aisle in Congress, who refuse to address issues. Especially from Mass. and Calif.

You attitude gives these knuckleheads the incentive to go on as usual.

I also keep in touch with Senator Feinstein on a regular basis.

nimh wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

nimh wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

Bush (who, by the way performed better at Yale than did Kerry of Vietnam)

Are you going for some "most bizarro statement of the week" award, Finn?

77 v 76

OK. I misread your odd label "Kerry of Vietnam" as "Kerry in Vietnam" - ie, "Bush performed better at Yale than did Kerry in Vietnam" - which struck me as a rather bizarre statement (like, I dunno, "young Steve was a better man at chess than Dave was in Iraq").

Gordon of Khartoum
Napier of Magdala
Montgomery of Alamein
Kerry of Vietnam

Some dogs are more likeable than you'll ever be.

Roxxxanne wrote:

No Kerry in 08, that's a win for the Dems.

Certainly no loss for the Dems.

"small potatoes". Really. I hope some returning troops pay you a visit c.i.

cjh, That's because you fail to understand what really happened; it was a blooper that Kerry will pay for dearly in the future. Why would the troops come to see me? I've served our country in the armed forces, and speak against Bush's unjustified war in Iraq that have sacriiced our soldiers lives for a goal that's been lost with no solution in sight.

woiyo wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo, All that needs to be said about it has already been said. You ever hear of overkill? This is small potatoes compared to the "important" stuff on the American agenda. [..]

It's a big deal to me.

We have elected sh!theads on both side of the aisle in Congress, who refuse to address issues. Especially from Mass. and Calif. [..]

Yeah! Dammit, let's talk more about some idiot who isn't even running and the stupid joke he made about Bush! That'll show 'em we care about the issues!!!!

can we just agree that Kerry and bush are both f*cked up idiots?

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

nimh wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

nimh wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

Bush (who, by the way performed better at Yale than did Kerry of Vietnam)

Are you going for some "most bizarro statement of the week" award, Finn?

77 v 76

OK. I misread your odd label "Kerry of Vietnam" as "Kerry in Vietnam" - ie, "Bush performed better at Yale than did Kerry in Vietnam" - which struck me as a rather bizarre statement (like, I dunno, "young Steve was a better man at chess than Dave was in Iraq").

Gordon of Khartoum
Napier of Magdala
Montgomery of Alamein
Kerry of Vietnam

and bush of texas. or was it alabama ? georgia, maybe?

where was dubya while kerry was "of vietnam", anyway ???