[EllaMinnow]

Here it is, cyn.

Mo, can you do a ping?

[Howlin]

Now where was that flipflop graphic?

[Howlin]

Ping A Ling!

[Dog]

Fox played this tape tonight on Brits panel.....they said this really damages Kerry....

The money quote.....John Kerry....."That's irresponsible...

[thackney]

"I don't think any United States senator is going to abandon our troops and recklessly leave Iraq" ping

[onyx]

Beautiful.

[FRgal4u]

This Ad is likely the MOST damaging ad of all..

Kerry has a lot of explaining to do on that "no" vote..

39 dim senators voted yea in that bill, Kerry and Edwards voted no..

[Desdemona]

Saw this on Fox earlier.

If Bush just runs against Kerry's record, it won't even be close.

[baseballmom]

That's irresponsible

Yes, Senator. It is.

[Poohbah]

Kerry is wrong, wrong, WRONG! IRRESPONSIBLE! IRRESPONSIBLE!

[Ragirl]

This just keeps getting better and better! If it keeps up, the Dems will try to get him outta there real quick before the convention......and Queen Hillary will take over. I am surprised at how fast Kerry is imploding......just wish it would happen just a bit later.

Senator John F. Kerry - Reckless and irresponsible

[hole_n_one]

Audio file

[jackbill]

Man, I could write the commercial and I have absolutely no experience in advertising.

[TomGuy]

Posted on 03/19/2004 6:45:05 PM CST by hole_n_one

The FNC aired a clip of Kerry being interviewed on CBS's Face The Nation between the time he voted "for" the 87 billion dollar funding for U.S. troops and his ultimate vote against that same bill.

The FNC panel then had some choice words afterwards.

Audio was grabbed from Hugh Hewitt's brilliant yack show on the dial......

Squeeze here for audio

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You gotta hear this audio---then remember that HE voted AGAINST the $87 Billion for Iraq.

[Jorge]

This is unbelievable even for Kerry.

And I don't think these are simple mistakes that can be easily forgotten by election day...because they speak clearly to the character of John Kerry.
He's made himself look like a totally unprincipled political opportunist without a core.
And those images of him contradicting himself can be used over and over again.

[Victor K]

I think to-date, this is the only time I'd agree even partially with Kerry. No responsible leader would abandon core principles and do the irresponsible dastardly deed of failing to support [in every tangible way] our Armed Forces in war to defend us against a ruthless enemy.

But that was the other side of J. Kerry’s split personality talking. The irresponsible, evil twin of his showed up at the Senate [one of the few times in the past year] to cast the now infamous "irresponsible" vote NOT to support our Armed Forces in the war against terrorists and terror states.

J. Kerry can never in a million years be trusted to "faithfully carry out the duties as President". And he cannot be trusted to "preserve, protect and defend" this nation and the constitution! He is a hollow political creature without core belief or character. He certainly fit’s the bill to run as President of France. We rest our case.

[goldstategop]

What a beauty... he still went on to vote against the $87 billion to appease the Deaniacs and now wishes he could take it back. That's what Baron John F. Munchausen valiantly attempted to do in West Virginia this week and its already become a classic Kerryism.

[GraniteStateConservative]

And this, which I found cached via Google on JohnKerry.com. Dean ran an ad 1/13/04 where Dean says, "…and I’m against spending another $87 billion there." Kerry decided the way to attack Dean wasn't to say Kerry supported spending $87B, but to suggest that it is Dean who wanted to support the $87B-- that two-faced supporter of the troops!

Kerry noting that he's a real leftist while Dean is just a pretender...

Dean Said "No Choice" But to Approve Money.

WILLIAMS: Is that an up or down yes or no on the 87 billion per se?

Gov. DEAN: On the $87 billion for Iraq...

WILLIAMS: Yes.

Gov. DEAN: ...we have no choice, but it has to be financed by getting rid of all the president's tax cuts." [CNBC News Transcripts, Presidential debate, 9/25/03]

BROWN: But even the anti-war candidate Governor Howard Dean conceded he would support the president's request.-- which Kerry didn't support, of course

Governor HOWARD DEAN: On the $87 billion for Iraq...

Offscreen Voice: Yes.

Gov. DEAN: ...we have no choice, but it has to be financed by getting rid of all the president's tax cuts.” [CNBC News Transcripts, 9/25/03]

"Frontrunner Howard Dean said America has 'no choice' but to approve all $87 billion. But on other occasions - including an appearance on ABC's 'Good Morning America' the day before - he said 'it's unlikely that I'd vote for it' unless it was paid for with tax increases." [Roll Call, 10/2/03]

[lepton]

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