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DICK MORRIS: THE BAGEL CANDIDACY
Posted on 07/30/2004 9:52:31 AM PDT by bjcoop
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posted on
07/30/2004 9:52:32 AM PDT
by
bjcoop
To: bjcoop
Poor Dick Morris.
Like a bi-sexual, poor Dick doesn't know whether he wants a him or a her.
Pathetic drivil!
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posted on
07/30/2004 9:56:40 AM PDT
by
G.Mason
(A war mongering, red white and blue, military industrial complex, Al Qaeda incinerating American.)
To: bjcoop
Ouch.
Toe-sucker hit the nail on the head!
Go job, Dick!
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posted on
07/30/2004 9:59:29 AM PDT
by
TexasGreg
("Democrats Piss Me Off")
To: TexasGreg
That should have read "good job" ... :)
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:00:42 AM PDT
by
TexasGreg
("Democrats Piss Me Off")
To: bjcoop
I like the back bencher analogy. Third string Right Field.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:03:35 AM PDT
by
finnman69
(cum puella incedit minore medio corpore sub quo manifestus globus, inflammare animos)
To: TexasGreg
Re: "Good job"
"I LOVED Bill Clinton's speech. I was inspired by John Edwards. Barack Obama thrilled me. Max Cleland made me grow as a person as I heard him ...
"I honor his service in Vietnam. I think a man who knows what it is like to fight in a war is a good person to have as commander-in-chief. John Kerry is a good man."
Oh ... yeah. Great job. ;)
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:04:30 AM PDT
by
G.Mason
(A war mongering, red white and blue, military industrial complex, Al Qaeda incinerating American.)
To: TexasGreg
Did Kerry's speech get ANY good reviews except from the PSMBC bunch?
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:04:42 AM PDT
by
tirednvirginia
((But things are looking up!))
To: G.Mason
"Pathetic drivil!"
Naaaw ... he highlighted the vacant nature of the speech last night. Kerry said NOTHING about why he should be elected. He presented NO reason for independents or conservatives to vote for him. He told us about his service in VietNam ... imagine THAT, Margo, he served in Viet Nam! From what I heard, it sounds like he thinks THAT's the reason he should be elected.
Nonsense ... total and complete. Morris is right ... America won't elect a 24 year old Navy Lieutenant who came home and committed treason.
At least, I PRAY Americans won't be so stupid as to do that.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:06:29 AM PDT
by
TexasGreg
("Democrats Piss Me Off")
To: bjcoop
He was the man who wasn't there. We were always figuring out how to deal with Ted Kennedy or Pat Moynihan or Tom Daschle or Phil Gramm, or Al D'Amato or Bob Dole or Jesse Helms or Orin Hatch or Joe Biden. But nobody every asked about John Kerry. He wasn't much there then, and he's not much there now. Only now he wants us to trust him to be president.
OUCH!
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:06:34 AM PDT
by
pgkdan
To: tirednvirginia
Fox and Friends were gushing over it this morning.
To: bjcoop
Morris likes to have it both ways. He supports Kerry, but pans his performances. That way, either his guy wins, or he looks like he was right all along.
That said, it calls to mind something I've told people who think that Skerry is more qualified to be President because he served in Vietnam: by that logic, I am more qualified to be President of Kroger because I worked there in college, than I would be running a tiny little corner bait shop that I never worked in.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:09:43 AM PDT
by
cincy29
Amazingly, Kerry did not say much about his time in the Senate, where he spent 60 more times his length of service in Vietnam.
The average person is going to find that odd.
To: G.Mason
Oh ... yeah. Great job. ;)
No ... not relative to what you quoted. I was referencing his CONCLUSION:
Oddly, his absence of biography confirms the impression I formed of him during my White House years: He's a back-bencher. I never can recall a single time that his name came up in any discussion of White House strategy on anything. He was the man who wasn't there. We were always figuring out how to deal with Ted Kennedy or Pat Moynihan or Tom Daschle or Phil Gramm, or Al D'Amato or Bob Dole or Jesse Helms or Orin Hatch or Joe Biden. But nobody every asked about John Kerry. He wasn't much there then, and he's not much there now. Only now he wants us to trust him to be president.
In other words ... he's a NOTHING. America doesn't need a NOTHING for president.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:11:06 AM PDT
by
TexasGreg
("Democrats Piss Me Off")
To: bjcoop
I went to DU to see if this bothered any of them. Kerry is leaving out his service in the Senate to hide how liberally he voted, and waved the flag last night and mentioned God probably more times than he ever did in his whole life.
I assumed this would offend the principles of the DU'ers, but it seems fine with them. Doesn't it bother them that Kerry is appearing to turn his back on everything they believe?
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:14:00 AM PDT
by
I still care
(Have you heard about the Democrat cocktail? It's ketchup with a chaser.)
To: bjcoop
What did this man do as an adult?
From the tone of his speech, he, like so many of the other speeches at this Convention, were stuck in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
The topics, the issues, the subjects, the woes, would have fit better at the 1968 or 1972 Conventions than they did at the 2004 Convention.
They couldn't even settle on a slogan. They contradicted each other. Obama talked about one USA. Edwards countered with two Americas divided by a grand canyon. Kerry spoke about one America. They weren't even on the same page.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:17:23 AM PDT
by
TomGuy
(After 20 years in the Senate, all Kerry has to run on is 4 months of service in Viet Nam.)
To: bjcoop
I read a quote from a blogger on NRO, that said that claiming that four months in Vietnam qualifies Kerry to be Commander in Chief is like someone with no math experience applying for a job as an accountant on the basis of having scored well on the math portion of his SATs, 35 years ago.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:18:24 AM PDT
by
Eva
To: bjcoop
Chauncey Gardiner For President!
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:21:26 AM PDT
by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything!")
To: bjcoop
Kerry's biography ends at 24 . . . America does not want to elect a lieutenant to the presidency. This may be the most scathing comment I've seen yet about Mr. Kerry.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:21:52 AM PDT
by
Alberta's Child
("Ego numquam pronunciare mendacium . . . sed ego sum homo indomitus")
To: Alberta's Child
Nature abhors a vacuum - vote against Kerry.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:27:27 AM PDT
by
talleyman
(E=mc2 (before taxes))
To: bjcoop
I remember Kerry stuttering during the primaries when the question came up about his undistinguished legislative record, i.e., just a few bills with his name on them. He responded to Dean, I believe, that he (Dean) didn't understand how things worked in Washington. Kerry said he worked behind the scenes to get what he wanted rather than having his name on it lest it detract from the support he needed. If true, that says something about his standing among his peers. Morris got this one right.
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posted on
07/30/2004 10:29:24 AM PDT
by
kabar
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