Kerry's 'liberal quotient'

Washington Times ^ | 3/02/04

[kattracks]

National Journal, the non-ideological, authoritative weekly magazine that covers Washington politics and policy, issued its congressional vote ratings for 2003 last week. Not surprisingly, Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, who is increasingly looking like a cinch to be his party's presidential nominee, found himself in familiar territory. Once again, Mr. Kerry has staked out the far-left fringe on the National Journal's liberal-conservative continuum.

[bobo1]

Go ahead, Bring it on!

But, all I will give you is my name, rank and service number.

"Remember, I was in VietNam"

Don't attack my patriotism!

Bobo: Go ahead Hanoi John, run on your record, instead of running away from it. Bring it on, John.

blessings, bobo

[weegee]

Kerry broke the meter. He's following Chamberlain's example...

Kerry Will Abandon War on Terrorism

[weegee]

He couldn't even admit to be a liberal.

He says that putting cops on the street is a conservative position. I guess this is a roundabout way of saying that DimRats are pro-crime. As if President Bubba didn't already show us that.

[freebacon]

Leftists across the country are eagerly preparing their hammers and sickles which will be raised in gleeful jubilation when the first ever Communist president is elected in November.

[GailA]

BUT, BUT he's rushing to DC to vote FOR GUN CONTROL today.