Posted on 10/30/2004 2:33:33 PM PDT by familyop
KERRY'S "OUTSOURCING" LIE, OVERWEENING OPPORTUNISM, DANGER TO OUR NATIONAL SECURITY "What we are doing, I think, is having its impact and it is the best way to protect our troops and sort of minimalize the proximity, if you will. I think we have been doing this pretty effectively and we should continue to do it that way.... I think we have been smart; I think the administration leadership has done it well and we are on the right track." JOHN KERRY THE BUSH CAMPAIGN MUST PLAY THE LKL TAPE TO SHOW THAT KERRY WILL SAY AND DO ANYTHING TO GET ELECTED. Charles Krauthammer (Kerry's Afghan Amnesia, October 29, 2004) said it best:
LARRY KING LIVE
agreed with Bush's hun-for-bin-Laden "outsourcing"
on Dec. 14, 2001
(WHEN THE 'OUTSOURCING' WAS ACTUALLY HAPPENING)
BY NOW CLAIMING JUST THE OPPOSITE IN ORDER TO EXPLOIT THE BIN LADEN TAPE, JOHN KERRY IS ENDANGERING OUR NATIONAL SECURITY FOR HIS OWN POLITICAL GAIN... AS USUAL.
KERRY IS AGGRESSIVELY AND BLUNTLY TRYING TO CONVERT THE BIN LADEN TAPE TO HIS ADVANTAGE BY:
President Bush put in place a military campaign that did in two months what everyone had said was impossible: defeat an entrenched, fanatical, ruthless regime in a territory that had forced the great British and Soviet empires into ignominious retreat. Bush followed that by creating in less than three years a fledgling pro-American democracy in a land that had no history of democratic culture and was just emerging from 25 years of civil war.
This is all barely remembered and barely noted. Most amazing of all, John Kerry has managed to transform our Afghan venture into a failure -- a botched operation in which Bush let Osama bin Laden get away because he "outsourced" bin Laden's capture to "warlords" in the battle of Tora Bora.
Outsourced? The entire Afghan war was outsourced. How does Kerry think we won it? How did Mazar-e Sharif, Kabul and Kandahar fall? Stormed by thousands of American GIs? They fell to the "warlords" we had enlisted, supported and directed. It was their militias that overran the Taliban.
"Outsourcing" is a demagogue's way of saying "using allies." (Isn't Kerry's Iraq solution to "outsource" the problem to the "allies" and the United Nations?) And in Afghanistan it meant the very best allies: locals who had a far better chance of knowing which cave to storm without getting blown up. As Kerry himself said on national television at the time of Tora Bora (Dec. 14, 2001): "What we are doing, I think, is having its impact and it is the best way to protect our troops and sort of minimalize the proximity, if you will" -- i.e., not throwing American lives away in tunnels and caves in alien territory. "I think we have been doing this pretty effectively and we should continue to do it that way."
Now, as always, the retroactive military genius says he would have done it differently. Yet in the same interview, when asked about how things were going overall in Afghanistan, he said, "I think we have been smart; I think the administration leadership has done it well and we are on the right track."
Once again, the senator's position has evolved, to borrow the New York Times' delicate term for Kerry's many about-faces.
I already cast my vote for Dubya !!Early voting begins in Texas today 10-18-2004
BUSY polling place this morning!Here is an interesting site that tracks Early Voting in Texas.
To ALL Freepers and Lurker voters:
GO to the polls and vote for Bush. Take your friends with you to do the same. If you know any Zell Miller type Democrats that support Bush and they are voting for him, take them as well.
Vote EARLY to avoid the rush. If you wait until November 2nd, make SURE to go and vote!! And if you do wait until November 2nd, remember:
IGNORE ANYTHING IN THE MEDIA YOU HEAR (i.e., making a fast, early call in Florida for Kerry, etc.). WE CAN AVOID A REPEAT OF THE FLORIDA ELECTION DEBACLE OF 2000 THIS YEAR IF GOP TURNOUT IS STRONG, imho.
[Expletive deleted] !!!
Thanks for the ping!
I happened to be watching when he said that and I was shocked, he must be senile!!
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