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Politics : John Kerry for President? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (1847)	10/1/2004 9:45:56 PM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 3515

Kerry's intellect towered over Bush. I could really see that I would be comfortable with Kerry managing my country. But......I don't like the UN and I don't like the new internationalism. Kerry wants us to be part of the world criminal court. I oppose that for reasons of soveriegnty. An American citizen cannot be plucked out of this country and tried under foreign laws. Every American has constitutional rights here in the US and protections that should not be short circuited by an international legal system. We are not talking about war crimes. We are talking about economic and environmental issues that Americans could be charged with in an international court. And US authorities would be charged with turning over an Amercian to them? No way. This can never happen IMO and Kerry should oppose it. Bush opposes it.

To: American Spirit who wrote (1847)	10/1/2004 10:44:38 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3515

Fox News pulls item with fake Kerry quotes - SIOBHAN McDONOUGH, Associated Press Writer Friday, October 1, 2004 (10-01) 18:19 PDT WASHINGTON (AP) -- Fox News apologized Friday for posting phony quotes from Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on its Web site. Carl Cameron, a Fox reporter who covers the Kerry campaign, wrote an item that looked like a news story with made-up Kerry quotes, said Paul Schur, a Fox spokesman. The item was not intended to be posted on the site. "Carl made a stupid mistake which he regrets," Schur said Friday night. "And he has been reprimanded for his lapse in judgment. It was a poor attempt at humor." The phony item posted early Friday read in part: "Rallying supporters in Tampa Friday Kerry played up his performance in Thursday night's debate in which many observers agreed the Massachusetts senator outperformed the president. "'Didn't my nails and cuticles look great? What a good debate!' Kerry said Friday. "With the foreign-policy debate in the history books, Kerry hopes to keep the pressure on and the sense of traction going. "Aides say he will step up attacks on the president in the next few days, and pivot somewhat to the domestic agenda, with a focus on women and abortion rights. "'It's about the Supreme Court. Women should like me! I do manicures,' Kerry said." The item also quoted Kerry as saying of himself and President Bush: "I'm metrosexual -- he's a cowboy." After withdrawing the item, Fox posted a statement on its Web site, www.FOXNews.com apologizing for the error. It said: "The item was based on a reporter's partial script that had been written in jest and should not have been posted or broadcast. We regret the error, which occurred because of fatigue and bad judgment, not malice." Cameron has been a political reporter for Fox News since 1996, Schur said. Asked about the incident, Kerry spokesman David Wade said: "America would be stronger if only George Bush could admit his mistakes as easily." URL: sfgate.com ©2004 Associated Press