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"David Letterman asked Hugh Grant"
Doesn't anyone fact check anymore?????? JAY LENO was the one to ask Hugh Grant that.
They know the goose is cooked. Kerry did frag his own party.
"Kerry's Words Do Damage to Democrats"
Good.
Glad to see when these phonies accidently show thier true colors.
It only hurts Democrats because what Kerry really said is what most Democrats think and Kerry provided a needed reminder.
If Kerry had said "You know, our friends at Al-Qaeda are praying six times a day for a Democrat victory", it would have the same effect.
Keep the microphone in front of this A$$ PUPPET!
Sort of reminds me of Donna Shalala's remark back in the Clinton Administration: "We didn't send the best and brightest to Vietnam." ... That one still stings.
The NY Times said he misread prepared remarks and this rag says it's an off-the-cuff statement. These MSM clowns can't even keep their story straight.
Here we go again! Kerry's comments about Iraq are being used by the Republicans to distract us from Iraq.
Got that? Iraq is being used to distract us from Iraq.
Is this typical liberal logic? (rhetorical question)
Kerry's terrific gaffe was very auspicious, time-wise. His insult to the troops lasted throughout several news cycles, took the attention off the Dem message (whatever it's supposed to be), and did it all in time to occupy the print and internet media throughout the whole last week of campaigning.
Forget about the weekend. Voters tune out all the crap while they are doing their weekend things.
Minds are made up. Not even the gay pastor thing or the nuke weapon website thing will have any viable effect now.
The last thing voters are going to remember on Tuesday is the elite snob Kerry insulting the troops, the president, and all the friends and relatives of the troops.
It's dee-licious, it's dee-lightful, it's dee-lovely!
This is the excuse they've cooked up to explain the impending failure of their Dem takeover predictions next week.
Off the cuff? Didn't Kerry claim it was a planned joke which he just left a couple words out of? You can leave words out of a script, but how do you leave words out of an off the cuff remark?
= Pretty much the same thing as millions of other Democrats are thinking, but they don't normally get caught saying it on television.
Or, if they do say it on television, they aren't held to account because they aren't United States Senators.
Or, if they are Senators, they aren't former Democrat candidates for the presidency of the United States who are known to be running again.
Hell, this is just like every other Democrat scandal since clinton came into office. Kerry's offense was to get caught and bobble his defense.
There is some good news in this Kerry story.
Max Cleland was not present to pick up the grenade!
It didn't have to be "interpreted", the meaning was clear.
Kerry danced around the statement, claiming it was a bad joke gone worse,...
The explanation he concocted was one that only a stupid person would believe. Since he obviously expected the troops to believe it, he was, in effect, calling them stupid again.
In the meantime, Kerry keeps holding press conferences announcing his non-apology.
Kerry is no victim here.
This is perfect example of "there is no such thing as bad publicity" for someone in his current position. He is milking the limelight on this.
Kerry doesn't think. That's his problem.