Kerry asks Bush to, "Make it go away!"

"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in
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"Bob Coe" wrote in message
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote

"David Gale" wrote

Sure is! Which side had a campaign worker resign after it was
revealed that he lied about directing the No-So-Swiftness'
activities? Bush's side, of course.


Sounds like you're misinterpreting the news.


Exactly.


I'm rather surprised by your admission.



Billions of dollars spent on television ads to argue about history
from 35 years ago, rather than the future, and each parties goals for
American policy.


Well, the Republicans are trying to talk about the future, but the
Kerry campaign and the mainstream media insist on focusing on Vietnam.




Actually,the mainstream media is trying to discredit the Swift Boat
Vets,rather than actually check out their accusations.They tend to blindly
accept whatever Kerry says.Look at how fast the media demanded Bush's
records over the "AWOL" business,yet is -not- calling for Kerry to release
HIS records,or his journals(and he will not release them).

And they definitely are avoiding his anti-war activities *while still being
in the Naval Reserves*.He also MET with North vietnamese while still in the
Reserves,which is forbidden,IIRC.(perhaps a court-marshall offense?)

He gave aid and comfort to the enemy while in uniform.POW's suffered
because of his actions.

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Jim Yanik
jyanik-at-kua.net

There's a great deal of interesting reading on Kerry at Townhall.com and
NationalReview.com,if anyone is interested.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik-at-kua.net

In article . net,
on Fri, 27 Aug 2004 02:34:39 GMT,
Steven P. McNicoll attempted to say .....


"David Gale" wrote in message
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Sure is! Which side had a campaign worker resign after it was
revealed that he lied about directing the No-So-Swiftness' activities?
Bush's side, of course.


Sounds like you're misinterpreting the news.

Not an uncommon trait with many liberals

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When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Bob Coe wrote:
"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote

"David Gale" wrote

It's a disgrace, and pure theater. Only the actors will get anything
out of it. Cleland, for example, should get an Academy Award for best
supporting
actor. He looks like he really means it, even though we know it's
only a fictional story.

I wonder if anyone's told Max about that.

Generally, I like Max Cleland, but I think he's gone way overboard recently.

William Davenant wrote:

Now, here comes the funny part.

The Kerry campaign shares an attorney, Robert Bauer, with "America
Coming Together," a liberal 527 group which claims to be interested in
getting out the vote (not for Bush, tho). There's also Harold Ickes.
Ickes organized "America Coming Together" along with "The Media Fund,"
another 527 group. Ickes sits on the executive committee of the
Democratic National Committee. Then there's Gov. Bill Richardson
(D-NM).
He serves on the board of "The New Democrat Network," yet another
527. Oh, by the way, there is also Jim Jordan, who resigned from the
Kerry campaign last November. Mr. Jordan is spokesman for "The Media
Fund."

snip

What you've shown is the biggest reason that the American Left disgusts me.
In the f'sking middle of slandering the Bush team, they complain about
Bush's actions... they don't even have the decency to stop or even hide
their own misdoings while they're leveling the accusations. It's like the
expect no one to notice the blood on their own hands. I expect the
democrats to play dirty, I just don't expect to see the strings.

"sanjian" wrote in message
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William Davenant wrote:

Now, here comes the funny part.

The Kerry campaign shares an attorney, Robert Bauer, with "America
Coming Together," a liberal 527 group which claims to be interested in
getting out the vote (not for Bush, tho). There's also Harold Ickes.
Ickes organized "America Coming Together" along with "The Media Fund,"
another 527 group. Ickes sits on the executive committee of the
Democratic National Committee. Then there's Gov. Bill Richardson
(D-NM).
He serves on the board of "The New Democrat Network," yet another
527. Oh, by the way, there is also Jim Jordan, who resigned from the
Kerry campaign last November. Mr. Jordan is spokesman for "The Media
Fund."

snip

What you've shown is the biggest reason that the American Left disgusts
me.
In the f'sking middle of slandering the Bush team, they complain about
Bush's actions... they don't even have the decency to stop or even hide
their own misdoings while they're leveling the accusations. It's like the
expect no one to notice the blood on their own hands. I expect the
democrats to play dirty, I just don't expect to see the strings.


Actually, in the middle of slandering the Bush team, they complain of Bush
slandering them. But Bush isn't slandering them, Bush is not behind the
SBVT ads, and there's no indication that the SBVT are saying anything but
the truth.

Ray Fischer wrote:

Never mind the ballooning debt

Legitimate argument.

the thousand soldiers dead

And what are the results? Outstanding results.

the increase in terrorism

Really? How many U.S. embassies have been bombed? How many U.S. warships
attacked? None? Damn, doesn't sound like an increase to me, but a noticable
*decrease*.

attacks on the environment

Hogwash.

and on civil rights.

Perhaps, but according to the add I just heard Kerry invented the Patriot Act
so if you have issue with any thing in there tell Kerry about it. Actually,
don't bother, he didn't "invent" it, but he did support it.


BUFDRVR

"Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips
everyone on Bear Creek"

Subject: Kerry asks Bush to, "Make it go away!"
From: (BUFDRVR)
Date: 8/28/2004 5:15 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

Ray Fischer wrote:

Never mind the ballooning debt

Legitimate argument.

the thousand soldiers dead

And what are the results? Outstanding results.

the increase in terrorism

Really? How many U.S. embassies have been bombed? How many U.S. warships
attacked? None? Damn, doesn't sound like an increase to me, but a noticable
*decrease*.


7,000 dead and wounded to date. And since you are not one of them you don't
give a damn.




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Arthur Kramer
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"ArtKramr" wrote in message
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Subject: Kerry asks Bush to, "Make it go away!"
From: (BUFDRVR)
Date: 8/28/2004 5:15 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

Ray Fischer wrote:

Never mind the ballooning debt

Legitimate argument.

the thousand soldiers dead

And what are the results? Outstanding results.

the increase in terrorism

Really? How many U.S. embassies have been bombed? How many U.S. warships
attacked? None? Damn, doesn't sound like an increase to me, but a
noticable
*decrease*.


7,000 dead and wounded to date. And since you are not one of them you
don't
give a damn.

Nice try, Artie; I see that your tapdancing shoes are still in use. Now,
back to the actual claim you made earlier, and to which Bufdrvr quite aptly
replied--where is the evidence of this increase in terrorism? As Bufdrvr
pointed out, we sustained many more terrorist attacks under Clinton than we
have under Bush.

Brooks




Arthur Kramer

In article ,
on 29 Aug 2004 01:34:08 GMT,
ArtKramr attempted to say .....

Subject: Kerry asks Bush to, "Make it go away!"
From: (BUFDRVR)
Date: 8/28/2004 5:15 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

Ray Fischer wrote:

Never mind the ballooning debt

Legitimate argument.

the thousand soldiers dead

And what are the results? Outstanding results.

the increase in terrorism

Really? How many U.S. embassies have been bombed? How many U.S. warships
attacked? None? Damn, doesn't sound like an increase to me, but a noticable
*decrease*.


7,000 dead and wounded to date. And since you are not one of them you don't
give a damn.

Part of the risk that goes with the job we do Art.


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.