Kerry Lied
Millions Died
Posted on 10/27/2004 10:55:06 PM PDT by TeleStraightShooter
Kerry Lied
Millions Died
Being a student of history, I take umberage when John Kerry invokes the name of Benedict Arnold. Without Arnold, we would have lost The War for Independance in the first four years. On the other hand. Without Kerry, the VC could not have won their war.
Thanks for keeping this alive. I believe your insights to why Kerry is bringing up Al Qaqaa now.
Arnold at least helped us in the first four years.
Kerry has never helped America in our various hot and cold wars with those who would destroy us.
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He finished by asking what the Republic had come to when so many people were ready to put this guy in the White House. This was as fired up as he's been recently. Unfortunately, this story may have gotten out too late to make much difference.
Isn't it a little weird that the MSM isn't all over this? NOT! Traitorous sacks of ****** the MSM are!
I think Bush will win, but certainly not because his campaign was aggressive. Bush should be aggressively turning this whole al Qaaqa issue against Kerry and beat him with his own club. The President could be firing back at Kerry and saying things like:
"John Kerry says the idea of illegal and dangerous weapons in Iraq was all a lie, but now he's telling us that he's worried about illegal and dangerous weapons in Iraq. John Kerry says that our military showed incompetence by allowing 380 tons of high explosives to be looted, but there is absolutely no proof that this occurred; in fact, the evidence suggests that when our military arrived at the al Qaaqa ammo depot the explosives were already missing. John Kerry will say anything, he will jump to any wild conclusion and make any unfair allegation to get elected. John Kerry owes our service men and women in Iraq, and the American people an apology for making these unproven and harmful allegations against the competency of our military. John Kerry is not the type of man we want to run our country during these difficult and troubled times".
ps: If Kerry shoots back with: "I called Bush imcompetent, not the military, Bush is Commander in Cheif and the final responsibility falls on him, yada yada"; then all Bush need do at that time is reply:
"The Commander in Cheif does not and cannot micromanage every step along the way that 150,000 soldiers and Marines take in the violent and unpredictable environment of the battlefield, that is the job of our Generals and Field Officers. I believe our military has performed brilliantly, courageously and successfully, and I have grown weary of John Kerry's incessant Monday-morning quarterbacking and constant criticizing of our brave military men and women. John Kerry himself has said that the initial phase of the war in Iraq went well. His usual complaints have been about the insurgency and terrorists who are trying to slow down the Democratic process in Iraq. NOW, AS USUAL HE HAS SECOND THOUGHTS AND IS ONCE AGAIN CHANGING HIS POSITION. John Kerry has done yet another 180, and he now says we made big mistakes even before the insurgency appeared and stepped up their attacks on the coalition. John Kerry cannot take a stand on anything for very long.
or:
Part of my job as President is to lead our military, not micromanage it's every move, and not to criticize and condemn the military before the facts are known like John Kerry does. My opponent seems to have made an entire political career out of doing this. I have been deeply and personally involved in Iraq, I am proud of what our military have accomplished in Iraq, meanwhile John Kerry has shown the American people that he manages a good war plan from the comfort of his campaign trail and with the benefit of 20/20 HINDSIGHT. And he has also shown us that he will call into question the competency of his own fighting forces before he even knows all the facts. He does this underhandedly by attacking the Commander in Cheif, whom by his own experience in the volatile environment of combat understands that no President can predict or prevent every regrettable situation on the battlefield of a foreign war. John Kerry does not belong in the White House making decisions that affect the lives of 280 million Americans and our fighting men and women who put their lives on the line every day".
He pointed out that the terrorists may not care about Kerry, but they definitely want Bush defeated, and will interpret a Kerry victory as America repudiating Bush's policies.
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