Kerry Aides: Secret Service Discussions Beginning ('04 Fall Campaign)

Boston Globe ^ | February 11, 2004 | Healy

[irgn]

John Kerry's aides say they have begun talking to the Secret Service about protection for the Democratic nomination frontrunner.

(Healy, Boston Globe 2/11)

[EggsAckley]

Proves that you're a troll. A freeper would have made the article obvious.

Nice try, though. Thanks for playing.


NEXT......!!!

[petitfour]

There was NO visible security when we went to one of his campaign stops. There was a cordoned off area for the press and folks with IDs. We walked right through them. Granted, we didn't look threatening. (we had five young children with us.) However, we weren't the only ones who moved freely during this "No more Bush" rally. Hubby remarked that tight security gives folks a feeling that they are around someone important. It makes a Kerry-type seem more presidential. As much as I enjoy Kerry's less than presidential appearance, I think it is wise that he have tighter security. If he and his handlers are so uncaring today about his security, how would they be with our national security???????

[GigaDittos]

Come on, this is standard for all presidential campaigns. Why are we even discussing this topic. This isn't news.

[areafiftyone]

Can you post a link to the page? Thanks.

[MJY1288]

The only thing that threatens John Kerry, is John Kerry's past. His Benidict Arnold days after his 4 months in Vietnam will hurt him

[irgn]

What on earth are you talking about? The service is subscription only, if you are a member you can call it up right now..

[ClearCase_guy]

Is it true that he served in Vietnam?

I have not seen any proof of this assertion. I know that there are retired Generals who do not recall seeing John Kerry in Vietnam. In addition, although I have access to over a dozen documents related to US military deployments during the time period 1950 - 1990, I have to say that John Kerry's name does not appear on any of them. This certainly raises qustions about his credibility.

[irgn]

http://nationaljournal.com/pubs/hotline/h040211.htm

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

True. Any man who can run down a wounded guy and finish him off - well, let's just say the SS will only slow him down.

(Disclaimer: No disrespect to Vietnam vets intended - I just never was a fan of the self-appointed "hero".)

[EggsAckley]

[irgn]

link #28, why didn't you just ask for a link in the first place?

[Highway55]

Check back later to view clever Secret Service code names suggested for Kerry.

[MJY1288]

"If he and his handlers are so uncaring today about his security, how would they be with our national security???????"

Fortunately for us, and the world, we will never have to find out. KERRY IS TOAST

[Bush Cheney]

The Globe is getting ahead of themselves. This has been done for almost every campaign I can remember.

[irgn]

How about 'Lurch?'

[fritzz]

OFFICIAL GAME ON! --and not a moment too soon-- I might add)

An Honest Troll, even replies. I think we can play together.

[irgn]

You may want to actually read the link before you go overboard, champ.

[EggsAckley]

The link only leads to a registration page, as you well know. You are allowed to excerpt part of the article, which you chose NOT to do. And yet you expect us to see the article.


Here kitty kitty kitty............fresh meat!

[irgn]

Well then please purchase it for yourself. Have I been overbearingly rude to you? jeez louise..

[LADY J]

"His looks should be enough to scare anyone away. He would easily become a ranking member of the top 3 ugliest presidents ever...if elected."

Makes one wonder how he convinced two very wealthy women to marry him.

What was in it for them?