LOL. Let's see if he does the same in Alabama! Or will he be spinning all kinds of "liberal" scripture?
"Let'see.....keep the 'feed him a fish' part, throw out the 'teaching him to fish' ....."
"Change the 10% tithe part to a higher percentage,... and be sure to mention giving away the cloak......"
Now, he says we aren't running the war well and should have spent more time getting a broader coalition before we invaded. (read that: France and Germany. The coalition countries that have given support are nothing but chopped liver I guess). Kerry says American needs "friends". Uh huh, read that France and Germany too!
Kerry must ascribe to much the same philosophy as Dominique de Villipin. As read here:
The new collective-security system should be "founded on collective responsibility and world democracy," de Villepin said. In particular, he said that France was now looking favorably to the idea of enlarging membership of the U.N. Security Council and vesting it with expanded powers. While he provided no specifics in his speech, aides later said that he believed Germany, Japan, India, Brazil and a major African power such as Nigeria all should be given permanent seats on the council, along with veto power over all Security Council resolutions, including those authorizing the use of force.
In a direct dig at the Bush administration, de Villepin insisted that no nation should be allowed to use force, even in the defense of its own interests, without specific approval from the Security Council. "Using force is often tempting," he said, but "can only be justified if collective security or urgent humanitarian needs require it." Force must be "a last resort," and "only when the international community, through the Security Council, decides."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/972919/posts
John Kerry can kiss my butt. America needs to send him bawling, back to his Sugar Mommy.
Prairie