Transcript: Angry John Kerry Tap Dances On Iraq War Resolution Vote

CNN.Com (Inside Politics) ^ | September 3, 2003

[PJ-Comix]

JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: The John Kerry campaign plans to begin running ads here in the state of New Hampshire tomorrow. As based on his swing through this state, similar spots are airing in Iowa and pictures from his appearance there yesterday.

[PJ-Comix]

WOODRUFF: But the resolution you voted for didn't require the international coalition...

KERRY: No, Judy, but the president ought to be held to his word. No, no, no, no. I said it then. I was very clear.

WOODRUFF: But you still voted with the president.

Snippy! Snippy! Snippy! John F. Kerry just can't explain away to the liberal demmycrats why he voted for the War Resolution.

[billorites]

This is all so much fun I'm feeling kinda dirty.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

SEN. JOHN KERRY (D-MA), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We're not in trouble, Judy. And I sort of almost object to the sense of that.

And that says it all!!

The bum can't even make a firm decision while talking to an advocate pretending to be a reporter!!

Ketchup-boy makes Al Gore look like Harry Truman.

[Shermy]

An informed reporter would ask Kerry how threat of force would work via the UN since France said they'll veto any use of force whatsoever.

[Shermy]

Plus, in response to criticism, Bush courted the UN. The "UN", that is France and Russia, said no.

[RANGERAIRBORNE]

"An informed reporter would ask Kerry how threat of force would work via the UN..."

Well, Judy Woodruff IS an "informed reporter"- let's give her that. But she is NOT an "unbiased reporter". She is not going to put John "French" Kerry in the hot seat. She despises George W. Bush as much as I despise the Clinton's, and every once in awhile she does let the phony mask of objectivity slip and you can FEEL the hatred radiating from her.

I doubt that her or her metrosexual husband (Al Hunt- I will spare you the name I usually call him) have a single friend who really believes that America is right to defend itself with military force against the Islamofascists.

[alwaysconservative]

Woodruff: You said a few days ago that Howard Dean had zero experience in international affairs. I put that comment to him when I interviewed him a couple days ago and he pointed out that he's been to 50 countries, at least, outside the United States. He has more foreign policy experience than Ronald Reagan did when he was elected president.

Judy, Judy, Judy. Tsk, tsk, tsk. Your ignorance and bias is showing again. Visiting a foreign country is NOT the same as "foreign policy experience". Now go fix your make-up, dearie. You're looking a little, oh, faded.

[NJJ]

I'm not relaunching my campaign, I'm announcing my campaign. This is the first major announcement we've done.

Oh, so that's why his poll numbers are so low. He hasn't been running yet.