If John Kerry were Prez

Skools Out · #1 11-02-2006, 01:15 AM

Thank God he's not.

Kajun · #2 11-02-2006, 02:59 AM

Kerry is a douchebag.....he finally let out his real feelings about soldiers..and trys to pass it off as a "botched joke" ...hopefully this is the last we hear of him.

Bygracealone · #3 11-02-2006, 03:08 AM

You know, I must be dense or something because I can't seem to imagine how what he said could ever be construed as a joke. Even when you add the supposedly missing phrase, "Just ask President Bush" it doesn't help make the joke intelligible...

I don't love President Bush, but I'm certainly thankful this guy isn't our president.

chumbucket · #4 11-02-2006, 03:47 AM

John Kerry is an embarrassement to the state of Massachusetts (not that we're lacking our fair share *cough* Fat Teddy not withstanding). You're right Steve. He can back peddle all he wants and try to put a different spin on it, but there's no way that he meant it any other way IMO. >:(

Kajun · #5 11-02-2006, 04:38 AM

yea we all know what he meant and what his train of thought was lol......its a common way of thinking for rich people that only the poor and uneducated go into the military and dont go to college. *he was giving his speech to a college class.....yea kerry we got your joke *;) ::)

heres the video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CKOHiT8vr0

Skools Out · #6 11-02-2006, 10:37 AM

here's another

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLsxK...ed&search=

I say we send his sorry azz back over there and see how long his dumbazz last. Since he's the one that threw his mil metals over the whitehouse fence yrs back.

willy · #7 11-02-2006, 11:26 AM

I opened that pic on top when you sent it to me Skools, at first I laughed then I felt like crying inside.
I'm trying to imagine sitting in that h@ll hole doing what I and my country think is right and or needed, and someone who is one of the leaders of the party who may take control of some of the house this year makes a statement like that.
The reality is as much as I hate talking about politics, especially since I am not all that pleased with either side of the aisle I feel our country is coming up to a test, one in which the very future of the world will change either very good for us or very bad, and we have leaders like that, people like that that can rise to the top in their party and almost become president.
I think if we put the likes of him or Billiary Clinton, or a half dozen other POS in both parties in office our children will face a horroble burden in the future. Both on the domestic front and in particular on the international front.
We need someone to rise to the top who will lead, and do it with honor and integrity. If we decide to commit our forces we do it in a complete and overwhelming way and tell our economic partners who are also backstabbing us like Russia France and China that we will stop trading with them and our future posture toward them will change immediatly if they do not start working with us.
Because I believe economic domination of the worlds recources is at the heart of many if not all wars in one way or another, it is time we be honest and spell out the truth to the American's and let them decide.
I am not a enamored fan of George Bush, but not because he is in bed with oil companies. But because he has not stood there and just come out and tell the people what is at stake. what we need to do and commit this country 150% to getting it done. When you are in a war, and you are marking time you are losing. Can't these stupid SOB's understand that.
And the democrats are literally morally bankrupt and incapable of leading this country. And they are in bed with every union and media organization and law firm organization in this country.
And to have one of them leading this country is like a horrible slap in the face to everyone who is serving or has served this country.
Many believe that if they elect the latest Dem they will be getting us out of trouble and changing direction. There is a long track record of exactly what that will do. It will put us a indefensible posture. Indecisiveness will cause our enemy's to enbolden and the moral and rediness of the people who defend this nation will go into the crapper. Our taxes will skyrocket and we will lose freedoms to an ever encroaching big brother.
We need choices and I for one am sick of the ones we have had to pick from.
You mean to tell me that this great country has not got anyone better than Hilliary or Bush or kennedy or the rest of their ilk to lead us.
In regard to this all I have to say is
" Lord give us the strength and keep us safe, and Lord please give us the collective wisdom of or forfathers , for we are about to step on our @#%$ again"

parishht · #8 11-02-2006, 11:31 AM

So who do we vote for?

willy · #9 11-02-2006, 11:45 AM

I don't know, there is not much to choose from is there. What a d@mn shame.
Of the major political leaders out there McCain is one of the few I think can actually get in, he palpable to many in both parties.
Other than him I don't think there is much, maybe that Sheriff from New Mexico, who knows.
Or we can do a write in campaign for MJ.
He'd have them so confused for so long that maybe a decent guy can rise to the top ;D

chumbucket · #10 11-02-2006, 12:55 PM

I'd love to read the first draft of MJ's campaign speech. :o ;D ;D ;D