John Kerry: Rude, Arrogant, and Foul-Mouthed

truth news ^ | 3/26/04

[knak]

I learned some new things about John Kerry in the last few weeks. The first is that Mr. Kerry is not a very good snowboarder (he fell six times in one run). And second, he is an arrogant, self deluded jerk (he blamed his falls not on his lack of skill at a very difficult sport, but because "that son a b*tch" Secret Service Agent got in his way). Kerry's reactions to his falls while snowboarding indicate something very disturbing in his character (or lack there of). John could have said, "Yeah, I'm a better skier than snowboarder, but it's still fun." Instead he said, "I don't fall." Well excuuuuuuse me! Sure is refreshing to know that our new Democratic Nominee for the White House is immune to the forces of gravity that hold the rest of us to the planet.

Maybe Kerry should try to save some funds by floating to campaign appearances rather than taking an airplane.

Outrageous statements such as these have been the norm for all the Democratic Presidential Candidates, not just John Kerry. For most of the past year, the Democratic Primaries have made America's premier news media read like the "Weekly World News" (Bush knew about 9/11 in advance, the Lock Ness Monster Stole Dennis Kucinich's hair piece, etc").

When questioned by a spectator at a rally if Kerry could name some of the world leaders who have voiced their support for him, Kerry shouted "it's none of your business!" before he led the crowd in shouting down the gentleman.

Granted, the individual in the audience was probably a local Republican Party activist who went to the rally just to be a pain, but does that make his question less valid?

Is this what we can expect from a President Kerry?

When I hear Kerry talk, I can easily picture him sitting on the front porch of his villa in Martha's Vineyard (with his cute little country club sweater tied around his neck) shouting, "Beat it you peasants, before I call the dogs!" If John Kerry was not prepared to give the names of these alleged heads of state then, to be blunt, he should have kept his mouth shut and kept the comments out of the public arena. Even more disturbing is that fact that Kerry's belligerent reaction to questions about his comments are evidently based on his desire to either cover up a lie (i.e. Kerry never spoke to any foreign leaders, as Congressional records indicate) or he fears that if he would release the names of the leaders it would cause him embarrassment.

It is far too easy to write Kerry off as a liar in this situation. After all, he is a Liberal who was talking to a bunch of us "proletarians". He probably just figured that we were not educated or sophisticated enough to question anything he would say. He would never try such shenanigans with the French! But what if he is not lying? I am willing to bet that any list of John Kerry's foreign endorsements would read like a "Who's Who" of the Axis of Evil.

Maybe international terrorists will start wearing "Kerry for President" T-shirts over their suicide bomb belts.

John Kerry has managed to pull together a fine group of professionals to run his Campaign.

They must have ripped their hair out when they heard Kerry say, "I voted for [the funding of our troops in Iraq] before I voted against it." What? No wonder they sent him on a vacation. But Kerry's problems are not something a few days in Idaho can cure.

This statement is just another example of a man who is psychologically incapable accepting the consequences of his actions. It is George Bush's fault that he voted against giving our troops the funds they needed to complete their work in Iraq. He really wanted to support the troops, but evidently not as much as he wanted to raise our taxes. Bush refused to raise taxes, so Kerry decided that the troops would suffer (and this guy claims to be a veteran?).

John Kerry is a narcissistic egomaniac. He has morphed himself so many times over the course of his career that even he no longer knows what he really believes. However, the one common theme that emerges from interviews conducted even thirty years ago is John Kerry's all consuming ambition and arrogance.

In Kerry's mind, he has never made a mistake. Everything negative that has ever occurred to him is someone else's fault.

He is right, everyone else is wrong. That is why he feels he must be President. In the Kerry mind, those who get in the way of his election must be crooks, liars, and scoundrels maliciously bent on denying America the benefits of his enlightened leadership. As the Presidential race moves on this flaw in Kerry will become ever more apparent. It is only a matter of time until Kerry erupts into a fowl mouthed tirade on an unsuspecting intern for "insolence" after spilling some coffee on his lapel before a speech.

Do Americans really want a person of this disposition in the White House?

George Bush is the type of man who would split his sandwich with you at lunch time just so you can find out how good it tastes. Bush is one of us, and we feel that every time we see him. John Kerry claims that he does not fall, George Bush admits that he ate pretzels like a hog while watching a football game and choked.

Who would you rather visit for a weekend? Despite whatever political pundits may say, Americans vote for the person they like the most when electing a President. By the time the November Election arrives, the public will not like Kerry.

[Ann Archy]

Who do you want to see in your living room EVERY night???

[CedarDave]

Good enough for me to bookmark!

[Libertina]

Endearing... (Bush, not Kerry.)

[Mr. Mojo]

Kerry's reactions to his falls while snowboarding indicate something very disturbing in his character (or lack there of).

True. Can you imagine Bush snapping at a secret service agent (assigned to protect him with his life) after such a minor incident? He probably would've laughed and made a joke out of it. Clinton probably would've been good-natured about it as well. But Kerry is a nasty-natured spoiled-rotten brat to the core, and the country is beginning to see it in all its ugliness.

[ladyinred]

Funny how the democrats have picked yet another Holier than Thou arrogant Ivy leaguer as their nominee while always touting the slogan they are the party of the working man isn't it? Al Gore, now John F'n Kerry.

[Congressman Billybob]

Yes, Kerry does have the approach that "he's right and everyone else is wrong." He had it the first time I met him, in Woolsey Hall at Yale in 1963. He was a sophomore about to participate in his first debate in the Yale Political Union. I was an officer of the Union and a veteran of those debates.

He was an arrogant, social-climbing self-absorbed preppy then. To my view, he hasn't changed sincde then. Well, he's got more money, more wrinkles, and more arrogance, but pretty much the same nice guy he always was. LOL.

Congressman Billybob

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[buffyt]

NOT Hanoi John Kerry! If he is supported by Dean, Clinton, Carter and Gore that is good enough for me NOT to vote for him!

[Williams]

And keep in mind they criticize George Bush for being arrogant!

[Lijahsbubbe]

I wonder if he calls his wife "lovey".

[lizma]

What is really telling here is not one of those pictures have surfaced!!! I would have thought that would have been at least once freelancer in the bunch that would have sold it to some rag.

It actually pretty scary that it hasn't happened. It shows what a tight reign the liberals have on the press. The left is so busy labeling us as fascist they're not even noticing what they have become. It is bad news for everyone that one political view has this much control over our "free" press.

[mrs tiggywinkle]

**John Kerry is a narcissistic egomaniac. He has morphed himself so many times over the course of his career that even he no longer knows what he really believes. However, the one common theme that emerges from interviews conducted even thirty years ago is John Kerry's all consuming ambition and arrogance. **

Seems to me this *narcissistic egomaniac* condition is a Dem disease.

[My2Cents]

George Bush is the type of man who would split his sandwich with you at lunch time just so you can find out how good it tastes. Bush is one of us, and we feel that every time we see him.

This is what the election will probably be decided on -- Does America want a normal guy as President, or an arrogant a-hole as President? My brother was a Clinton voter, and I recently asked him why he supported Clinton. "Because he's trailer trash," was his reply. In other words, Bill Clinton's personal failings made a nation of moral midgets feel tall. The US electorate was dysfunctional enough to elect as president a man they could all have a codependent relationship with.

Has the electorate slapped itself back to reality? One would have to conclude from the 2000 election that they did not, and only the Electoral College saved us from another four years of creepy, mentally imbalanced leadership. After 9/11, we'd all like to think that the nation has grown more sober, more serious, more adult. If that's the case, Bush wins. But, if the majority of voters are still suffering from the moral heaves of the '60s generation, we could end up with coarse, foul-mouthed, arrogant "F-in'" Kerry.

[My2Cents]

Bingo! Also, who do you want to see pushing their pet programs? -- Laura Bush, or the Catsup Queen?

[hobson]

John Kerry is a narcissistic egomaniac. He has morphed himself so many times over the course of his career that even he no longer knows what he really believes. However, the one common theme that emerges from interviews conducted even thirty years ago is John Kerry's all consuming ambition and arrogance.

Dems are just whistling past the graveyard. hehe

MM- you seemed to need some cheering up tonight. Thought this might do it.

[ladyjane]

Also, who do you want to see pushing their pet programs? -- Laura Bush, or the Catsup Queen?

You think Kerry is bad - you should see Ter-ray-zuh up close. Even worse, if you can believe it.

[UltraKonservativen]

He is more than arrogant, he has no character, no integrity...like Clintoon ...plain blind ambition. UBRIS.

Hanoi John thinks that we are ...idiots

[lizma]

Seems to me this *narcissistic egomaniac* condition is a Dem disease.

I agree. Narcissistic personality is considered a mental illness with a possible autonomic recessive inheritance pattern. That certainly would explain a lot. (Unless you're a Kennedy, there it seems to be a dominant trait.)

[knak]

love your tagline. Reminds me of that baseball hat that says I'm fat and you're ugly....I can diet!

[Condor51]

This article is perfect for the following pic :-)

Out Of My Way You PEASANTS!

[Fiddlstix]

[pointsal]

Frankly....I'd rather see "Doug from Upland"

[Bullish]

By the time the November Election arrives, the public will not like Kerry.

I already utterly detest the man.

Liberals like Kerry are such POS.

[Pete'sWife]

John Kerry: Rude, Arrogant, and Foul-Mouthed

And those are his GOOD qualities.

[OldFriend]

And speaking of foul mouthed. I thought Jimmy Carter's comment that Ralph Nader should go back to investigating the rear ends of automobiles was crass and demeaning, and meant to be!

[ottothedog]

Awesome!

[Jorge]

His sanctimonious tone is offensive enough in itself.
But coming from an unprincipled flip-flopping opportunist..it is totally intolerable.
I almost always have to hit the mute button when he's appears on my TV.

I believe the contrast between GW, who is a principled, down to earth and likable man, and Kerry who is lofty arrogant and phony, will become very evident in the debates.

[jwalsh07]

I asked my wife tonight, who is not a political junkie but is a pro life, pro gun, pro military veteran of the US Army, which guy was more personable, Gore or Kerry.

She said Gore by far. We had just finished watching one of Kerry's spiels on the evening news while eating dinner. She laughed and said no way he can beat Bush.

I trust her judgment implicitly. :-}

[buccaneer81]

I met Kerry and Morgan Fairchild when they sat in front of me at a Boston Bruins game in 1988. She was a class act when it came to signing an autograph and making small talk. He was a complete a**hole, mostly because Morgan was the center of attention.

[auboy]

John Kerry: Rude, Arrogant, and Foul-Mouthed

That's what happens when you were never potty-trained.

[Carpe Cerevisi]

Yeah, and she's made it big by doing Old Navy commercials, and he's just an old Navy commie.

[JusPasenThru]

I've really enjoyed this insightful, informative, and might I say principled discussion.

[buccaneer81]

LOL!! Morgan's still hot in her fifties. Bet when he looks at Theresa when he has to give her the once a month obligatory "servicing" he thinks, "What have I done?"

[HitmanLV]

Who is the 'they' in the first quote?

[auggy]

"I wonder if he calls his wife "lovey"."

Are you talking about, "Tir-ayysah"?

If, I'm not mistaken she changed the pronunciation of her common name, "Teresa", after her husband decided to run for President.

[UltraKonservativen]

THEY... are American soldiers in Vietnam according to Hanoi John. The Quote is from "Vietnam Veterans Against the War Statement by John Kerry to the Senate Committee of Foreign Relations

April 23, 1971

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"I would like to talk on behalf of all those veterans and say that several months ago in Detroit we had an investigation at which over 150 honorably discharged, and many very highly decorated, veterans testified to war crimes committed in Southeast Asia. These were not isolated incidents but crimes committed on a day-to-day basis with the full awareness of officers at all levels of command. It is impossible to describe to you exactly what did happen in Detroit - the emotions in the room and the feelings of the men who were reliving their experiences in Vietnam. They relived the absolute horror of what this country, in a sense, made them do.

They told stories that at times they had personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in fashion reminiscent of Ghengis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam in addition to the normal ravage of war and the normal and very particular ravaging which is done by the applied bombing power of this country."

[FlyVet]

King Willy II.

[HitmanLV]

Good gravy, that's an appalling statement. I thought it was a reference to the VC. Thanks!

[maxwellp]

These are not characteristics that would make me vote for the President of the USA, but there are certain things I notice about President Bush that I like and admire.

1. He and Laura have a good marriage.

2. They both have a healthy respect for their dogs (well, Spot is gone) and cat. I read some place that President Bush took in India, their cat, as a stray. High marks in my book.

3. And last, but not least, is President Bush's love for our military personnel. I will never forgot him landing on the Lincoln and how well received he was by the military abroad. And when I think of watching him arrive in Iraq on Thanksgiving Day - well, watching our military guys and gals screaming their thanks for President Bush being there for them I still get chills of pride and joy.

I've seen enough of John Kerry to know that he is completely unlikeable, too foreign, too pro-UN and downright frightening to be President of the greatest country the world has ever seen.

[mombonn]

"What have I done?"

I'm quite sure she asks herself the same thing. With her money, she could have done a lot better!

[buccaneer81]

I'm quite sure she asks herself the same thing. With her money, she could have done a lot better!

Not so sure. Yes, the money thing is attractive. But she's a 65 year old bag. And as we all know from Hitlery, ambition is a powerful thing.

[eeriegeno]

Excellent article! Each and everyone of the 44% (latest poll) who say that they would vote for Kerry today should read this.......

[goldstategop]

Agreed. John F. Seinfeld manages expend a great deal of effort into saying nothing. Which is exactly why the Democrats chose him over the man they really wanted: Howard Dean. They chose Seinfeld precisely because he would not detail the liberal positions too much, since no one likes the product. As Rush said on today's show, the Democrats problem isn't the label or their advertising: its the product.

[Lijahsbubbe]

If, I'm not mistaken she changed the pronunciation of her common name, "Teresa", after her husband decided to run for President.

Blechh!

[auboy]

Re: I've really enjoyed this insightful, informative, and might I say principled discussion.

LOL!

[beaversmom]

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a384f039a1610.htm

In the early 1990s, the owners of the major league baseball teams held a meeting in Denver. Jerry McMorris, the owner of the new Colorado Rockies, decided to host a lunch not at a restaurant near the meeting site, but at a country club in suburban Castle Rock. It was a mistake. The men who own major league baseball teams are imperious types, with the attention span of a 4-year-old. They are not used to being herded onto buses for long drives. Worse, this bus got lost; the driver circled round and round. The mood on the bus got ugly. Gene Autry, the aging owner of the California Angels, needed to relieve himself. His wife went up front and said something to the driver. The bus pulled over to the side of the highway, where an embarrassed Autry got out and urinated. It was an awkward moment for everybody. Then, when Autry stiffly hoisted himself back onto the bus, George W. Bush’s voice rang out: “Hey Gene, you still got a great spray for a guy your age.” A smile opened up on Autry’s face and the bus exploded with laughter. As one of the people who were there remembers, Bush had once again said just the thing to improve everyone’s mood and to remind them how much fun it is to be around him. Bush was the managing general partner of the Texas Rangers from March 1989 to November 1994. When you talk to baseball people about how he ran the team, again and again you hear about the Bush Glow. People simply loved being with him. Bush was not just liked by the other owners, he was extremely well liked. He was liked not only by the people he promoted, he was liked by the people he fired, such as former Rangers and current Mets manager Bobby Valentine. “I think he’s a terrific guy. He exudes the right feel when you’re around him,” Valentine told me. “He used levity. He had a great sense of humor he used to break the tension in the clubhouse, which sometimes existed for real reasons.”

[Jorge]

That was a great story. Bush is a real down to earth likable guy. Nothing pretentious about him.