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Kerry Humbled to Be Named Time’s ‘Person of the Year’ by Scott Ott (2006-12-17) — Sen. John Kerry, D-MA, today announced he is “humbled and grateful” to be named Time Magazine’s ‘Person of the Year‘ for 2006. “When I picked up my copy of Time at the newsstand,” said Sen. Kerry, “and saw my own image looking back at me, I thought ‘Of all the great people in the world this year — Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, Kofi Annan, Kim Jong-Il — how can it be you, John?’” The presumptive runner-up for the Democrat presidential nomination in 2008 said...

Sen. John F. Kerry yesterday blasted the Bush administration for war and homeland security policies that he said leave Americans more vulnerable to attack. Kerry’s remarks came in a Faneuil Hall speech on the eve of tomorrow’s five-year anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. In his fourth speech this year at the venue, Kerry accused the administration of using the tragedy that killed about 3,000 Americans to justify the war in Iraq. “It is immoral to treat 9/11 as a political pawn (to) excuse the invasion of Iraq,” Kerry said. “They were attacked and killed not by Saddam...

Yesterday Senator John Kerry made a maddening statement which showed exactly why he is completely unsuitable to become president of the United States. In a Democratic presidential debate, Kerry claimed that the threat of terrorism had been "exaggerated." Exaggerated? Hmmm. Let's see, the worst terrorist attack in the history of mankind just under 3 years ago and the threat is exaggerated? The Democrats have a split personality on this issue. One day they say that President Bush hasn't done enough to support "First Responders." The next day they criticize him for not capturing Osama Bin Laden. Wesley Clark even lays...

There's a deafening silence from the Liberal Democrats, except for the out-to-pasture Gary Hart. Whatssup?

Was House Minority Leader Pelosi laughing at Americans having to pay taxes revealing?? Reading Queen HildaRats lips to Loserman were,"I have a question, what if you don't have a paycheck? What then?" These two were like Junior High children in the back of the classroom at one of the most important speeches in history. Pray for GW and the Truth