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That's why AQ wants KERRY!

[Mr. Jazzy]

John Kerry's message to the enemy:


"We will lay down and let you f&%k us over good, and then ask you to do it again.

And it will be our fault, just like in Vietnam.

Thank you for voting Democrat"

[Leofl]

John Kerry is wrong for president and wrong for Congress. If we can just get the erudite fools from Taxachussets to realize they are represented by an idiot.

[Two Dawgs]

WOW.....great article!

[Prime Choice]

[concerned about politics]

That may sound harsh, but just as the protesters of the 1960’s encouraged the North Vietnamese to continue killing until the anti-war activists wore down the government, John Kerry is not only encouraging the Islamic terrorists to step up their attacks, he is almost begging them to do so.

That's what I think every time I see a demoncrap talking head.
My husband came home from work the other day saying the same thing after hearing parts of Kerry's speech on the car radio.
I hope the majority of Americans feel the same way as we do this time. We can't let the demoncraps cause us to lose this war.

[El Gato]

What is John Kerry’s subliminal message to the enemy? Make Iraq a “free fire zone” and kill as much as possible.

Not only Iraq, the United States of America as well.

[concerned about politics]

Bump

[Gucho]

Kerry has been anti military all his life. Having him as CIC is nothing less than scary.

[christie]

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Nothing new for Kerry. Let's not forget his stellar Senate career, where his greatest achievements were

Stopping the funding for the Nicaraguan Contras after bring back a peace agreement with Daniel Ortega of the Sandanistas (which was worthless). Ortega turned around and solicited $200 million from the Soviets a few days later. Read: Kerry's Disloyal Nicaraguan Journey and Don't forget 'The John Kerry Committee'

Blocking the vote on the Vietnam Human Rights Act in the Senate in 2001, which tied U.S. aid to Vietnam's human rights performance, and had passed by a 410-1 margin in the House of Representatives. Kerry, chairman of the Senate's East Asian and Pacific Affairs subcommittee, said in a statement at the time that he and fellow Vietnam War veteran Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) "are concerned that denying aid to Vietnam would actually slow human rights improvements." Many Vietnamese living abroad, along with human rights campaigners, say conditions in Vietnam have deteriorated in the three years since Kerry blocked the legislation.

Persuading the MIA/POW Senate committee to vote unanimously that no POWs existed in Vietnam in order to open up trade with Vietnam (his cousin C. Stewart Forbes, CEO of Colliers Intl, received a contract for a huge commercial deal worth at least $905 million to develop a deep-sea commercial port at Vung Tau). For more on the POW/MIA issue, here is a great article: When John Kerry's Courage Went M.I.A. - Senator covered up evidence of P.O.W.'s left behind

For more, check out the John F. Kerry Timeline. Email it to your friends, post on your blogs.
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[marty60]

My thoughts exactly

[lally]

Well said! John Kerry's message can be condensed to:
"I HAVE DONE IT ONCE, I CAN DO IT AGAIN!"
He is even using some of the language he used to aid and comfort the Viet Nam enemy while we were still at war and with many prisoners at their mercy. What a gutless, deceitful individual John Kerry is - a true representative of his Party.