Poll: Kerry would be choice of terrorists (majority think terrorists prefer Kerry as pres.)

UPI ^ | 3-12-04

[WOSG]

because sadly, we have a huge leftist contingent in this country that truly thinks bush is a bigger problem than osama bin laden. they really dont care about terrorism.

the leftists would probably support terrorism as long as the terrorists only killed christians and republicans. Look at how the deified the kook Ted Kasinski.

[getitright]

well, one would like to think. it is not impossible to imagine a sufficient number of american voters choosing an anti-american president. however- it would be more the result of idiot voters being duped by the commie media than it would be from thinking americans choosing to socialize and atheize their country.

why in the hell have we let athiest communists commandeer our media and educational institutions?!?!

[txrangerette]

Well, I don't think I'm just
"telling myself this". I tried
to reason it out from the poll
inconsistencies. I doubt the
respondents MEANT to seem pro-
terrorist or wacko by so many
admitting they're voting for the
weak-on-terror guy, Kerry.

A more sophisticated sample
would've lied to say that their
chqice would be tougher than W,
rather than reveal themselves
in such a bad light. That these
blundered into this unawares does
suggest an Oprah-ish tinge here.

Yet, W was about even...

These might have skewed the #s
by lying about themselves, but
they failed to cover themselves
on the Kerry ys. terror angle.
Not bright..

[ppaul]

North Korea puts hopes in John Kerry

Two months ago, Sen. John Kerry said on CNN that, "We would be in a less dangerous world than we are today with North Korea if President Bush had used just engaged in bilateral talks with dictator Kim Jong Il."

It was one of those cases of a Democrat opposing the Republican just because he is a Republican. The current six-way talks, involving most importantly China in negotiations to end North Korean dictatorship's pursuit of nuclear weapons, are obviously the best approach to Kim's threats.

The bilateral approach really is a unilateral approach, the kind Kerry claims to oppose elsewhere, even when a rogue tyrant is torturing and murdering his own people and the rest of the world is too selfish to act.

As organized by the Bush administration, the six-party talks include China, Russia, Japan and South Korea. It's obvious that China, the nation that saved North Korean totalitarianism 50-plus years ago, is key to making Kim act responsibly.

But now Reuters and other news media report that Kim is counting on Kerry's election if his demands for free oil and other prizes from the United States are to have a chance.

North Korea's state controlled media have not commented at length on Kerry, but they have cited approvingly the U.S. senator's criticism of Bush's rejection of bilateral nuclear deal-making with Pyongyang, says Reuters.

In free South Korea, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper on March 4 ran a political cartoon showing Kim Jong Il phoning Kerry campaign headquarters to ask, "Is there anything I can do to help?"

[EGPWS]

That certainly suggests that a lot of people have confused priorities.

Obviously so, when a lot of people would vote for a candidate that promotes the taking of even more of one's hard earned wealth, when we have a POTUS now that promotes just the opposite, while the market gradually rises to higher levels!

[Mo1]

Who did these people poll?

[Oldeconomybuyer]

No surprise here.

[rrrod]

kerry/osama in 04

[VOA]

bump

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Please, please, please.....

Kerry without the rug.

[mewzilla]

Kerry is soooooo screwed.

[BunnySlippers]

BUMP

[The Raven]

>>So a majority would vote for the terrorist candidate?

At least they're aware they are being duped.

[txrangerette]

See #48 & #63

[Condor51]

Hey people, let's not forget Kerry's newest supporter, Kim Jong-il of North Korea. Yep that's right, that crazy midget despot is reportedly playing Kerry's speeches verbatim over NK's state run media.

Now that's some foreign 'leader' to have backing from, isn't it!

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for adding the quote in the lower right hand corner.

[MeekOneGOP]

You bet, Grampa ! ;^)

[talleyman]

Should be front page news everywhere (but it won't get a mention in the lamestream press.)

[talleyman]

Al Querry Al Querry
he's the man
if he can't do it
no one quan!

LOL!

[SunkenCiv]

Didn't a 9-11 family member say they would vote for saddam over Bush?

Perhaps, or perhaps not. Lots of people claim to have fought in Vietnam, and are lying.