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VIN SUPRYNOWICZ: Who was John Kerry's father?

"Chief of this appeasement crowd was Dean Acheson"

"Chief of this appeasement crowd was Dean Acheson... Most of Acheson's crowd was dumped shortly after Eisenhower and Nixon arrived in 1953, Acheson being replaced by John Foster Dulles, who started a Cold War with communism that our side would eventually win.

A rising star in the Acheson State Department -- an attorney for the Bureau of United Nations Affairs from 1951 to 1954 -- was one Richard Kerry..."

The foreign policy views that French-reared Richard Kerry developed while working in the State Department... reflect the influence of Acheson and his associates. "

"These views put John Kerry's father, who died four years ago, at increasing odds with Dulles and later with the Kennedy administration. In 1962, he retired from the diplomatic service, feeling no one was listening to his opinions, and became a disgruntled critic of U.S. foreign policy.

From 1965, Richard Kerry opposed American involvement in Vietnam. In 1990, he wrote a book that attacked the premises of American foreign policy during the Cold War. He characterized the Dulles brothers' ideological opposition to the Soviet Union as an over-simplified "either/or" dualism, advocating what in his eyes was a more sophisticated relativism. "

Kerry's Father Was A Lousy Commie Appeaser

"These views put John Kerry's father, who died four years ago, at increasing odds with Dulles and later with the Kennedy administration. In 1962, he retired from the diplomatic service, feeling no one was listening to his opinions, and became a disgruntled critic of U.S. foreign policy."

Gee, the cow-chip doesn't fall far from the pile of manure, does it.