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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: redfish who wrote (17977)	4/26/2004 9:36:26 AM
From: JakeStraw	Respond to of 81568

red, Plus Edward's comes across to me as being a likeable guy... Kerry needs that to off-set his not very likeable personality...

To: redfish who wrote (17977)	4/26/2004 9:39:20 AM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81568

No, Cheney-Bush fear Kerry the most of any Democrat. And they'd probably fear Wes Clark of Bill Richardson more than Edwards who may not be able to deliver a single state. Remember, Cheney-Bush have spend 60 million now trying to portray him as a flip-flopping wimp on defense (a totally false charge of course) and Kerry is still tied or better in the polls because not many people are buying the lies. Cheney-Bush will also have a very tough summer. As the heat in Iraq gets to over 120 degrees and their handover fails, they will be faced with two very nasty choices, either admit they failed and retreat (won't do that) or become like Israelis and move into holy cities, killing thousands more, and losing hundreds more of our own men. Bushies are also going to have to ask for another 87 billion after blowing the first 87 billion. More deficits. The international community won't help anymore because it's too late. They'll hang back praying Cheney-Bush get the boot. When Kerry wins they'll pledge their full support. Therefore Kerry makes us safer.

To: redfish who wrote (17977)	4/26/2004 9:41:32 AM
From: rrufff	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81568

Yeah but it's not one-sided. All you see is attacks by both sides on the other. You can disagree with policies, but all this crap about Haliburton, secret deals, etc., character assasination, war time records, etc., etc. People on message boards usually have an axe to grind for one side or the other. But for voters, is it any wonder that 1/2 or less who can vote do so? Edwards was a breath of fresh air. Imagine an Edwards - McCain ticket.