Kerry falsifies NH woman's story

Th Union Leader ^ | August 10, 2004

[BigSkyFreeper]

LOL. I heard about that too. Unfortunately for Edwards, Kerry likes Obama's "One America", which is more convincing than Edwards' "Two Americas".

Obama essentially said the same things I've been saying all these years, which that is; I'm sick and tired of a "hypenated America", we're all Americans, first and foremost.

[Right_in_Virginia]

BTTT

[MeekOneGOP]

My gawd. Is he a pathological liar or what??

[MeekOneGOP]

ping !!

[Vigilanteman]

As someone posted on another thread, Kerry knows he has 40% of the vote locked up. These are the hardcore socialists and RATS who simply don't care how many times he lies or the magnitude of each lie.

He's gambling that he will be able to find another 10% too detached from reality or too gullible to see through his smokescreen and that of a compliant media. God help this Republic if he does.

[OldFriend]

The woman knew the story was untrue but didn't mind a bit. Kerry's her guy, that's all there is to it.

Nice that someone bothered to get the story out, but it won't matter a bit to the America haters.

[Maigrey]

I think I've realized why sKerry is making the slogans he is using. He's accustomed to riding on people's coattails, andn reaping someone else's hard work, while he collects all the benefit, without the messy hard work. Why else marry a rich widow?

He wishes to capitalize on Pres. Bush and his successful turning around the economy (a la Clinton) and the successful prosecution of the war, including the transformation of the military.

What better way to Make America Stronger than have someone get the rewards for someone else's vision?

[Peach]

The lies from Kerry just keep on coming, don't they?

I wish we'd kept a list of all his lies and could document them in the New York Times although the leftists are so unprincipled they probably wouldn't care that "their" guy is a malignant narcissist and a liar of the first order.

[BSunday]

Kerry's Campaign Song should be Unbelievable:

The things, you say
Your purple prose just gives you away
The things, you say
You're unbelievable

[talleyman]

This works nicely with my tagline - thanks!

[texasbluebell]

"Do you know who I am?"

[spacewarp]

Last night, I was going over that same thing with two undecided voters in the laundry room at the hotel I'm staying at. The woman said she was concerned because of Bush's record on immigration and the whole Iraq thing was a disaster. I set her straight on Iraq. And I agree with her on immigration. I think Bush blew it there. Then I asked her if she voted in 2000, and if so, did she vote mainstrem. She said she voted for Bush. But only because she didn't like Gore's lying. I told her that Gore had in almost everything he said a kernel of truth. And that kernel in most cases would have been impressive enough to win over some voters. Instead, he took that and made it into a lie. I asked her what she knew most about Kerry. She didn't know much. He is a Senator and he was in Vietnam and won a bunch of medals.

I asked her if it was right for someone to be in Vietnam for 4 months and win 5 medals. One of them for shooting an unarmed combatant in the back. One of them for getting a small splinter that was removed with tweezers and bandaged with a band-aid. A SINGLE band-aid. She was VERY unimpressed with him at that point. So, then I asked her if she knew that Kerry got up and testified before congress about the Vietnam war. She didn't. I told her what he said and then I told her that my uncle was spit upon and called a baby killer because of Kerry. Also, the leaders in Vietnam said that they were on the brink of surrender but held on because of John Kerry.

Then I told her that one of his seminal moments was the point where he was on a secret mission to Cambodia on Christmas day in 1968 and he heard on the radio that President Nixon was giving a speech in which he denied that any Americans were in Cambodia. And how he began to distrust the war at that point to the point that when he came back, he protested it. She said that made sense. I then asked her why someone behind enemy lines, supposedly on a mission would be listening to the radio, instead of paying attention to the mission? Also, if he was there, then why in several of his quotes over the years did he say he actually was in a city more than 50 miles away from enemy lines? Also, why did he say that it was Nixon's speech on Christmas Eve in 1968 that turned his life around, when Nixon didn't take office until 1969.

When I got there, she was either voting Kerry or not voting. When I left, she was voting Bush.

Paul
Third-party partisan who hates Kerry for personal reasons.

[smith288]

Jim Lehrer: Which beings us to our final question. Governor Bush, both you and the Vice-President have offered plans to provide prescription drugs for the elderly. What makes your plan superior?

GORE: Jim, I'd like to interrupt here and answer that question as if it were my turn to speak. Jim, let me tell about a friend of mine. [ holds up a picture of an elderly woman ] Her name is Etta Munsen. She's 94, she's a widow living on Social Security in Sparta, Tennessee. Etta was born with only one kidney. She also suffers from poilo, spinal menengitis, lung, liver, and pancreatic cancer, an enlarged heart, diabetes, and a rare form of styctic acne. Now, several recent strokes, along with an unfortunate shark attack, have left her paralyzed and missing her right leg under the knee. Just last week she woke from a coma to find that, due to a hospital mix-up, her left arm had been amputated, infected with syphillis, and then reattached.

From SNL 2000 Bush / Gore debates

[spacewarp]

"Why are all modern Democrat Presidential nominees pathological liars?"

I believe the words you're looking for are....

"Why are all modern Liar Party Presidential nominees patholgical liars?"

Paul

[Redmen4ever]

Yes! I like the idea of promoting "ownership" of our health insurance policies.