Sunday - October 15, 2006

Kerry Barks

Like a really bad case of syphilis., John “F’ing” Kerry refuses to go away. Even after applying the 2004 vote as treatment, this walking, talking Democratic disease keeps making everyone uncomfortable.

Straw polls show him way behind every other Democrat in the run-up to 2008 but he hasn’t clued in yet that everyone just wishes he’d go away. Perhaps he has appointed himself the Barking Democrat attack dog? That’s my guess. That way others like the Hildabeast seem almost rational.

I’m not so worried about the 2006 elections as I am the 2008 Presidential elections. I predict Republicans will hold on to a narrow majority in the House and Senate. Very narrow. In two years though, we’re going to see what will probably be one of the nastiest Presidential races in recent history.

In the meantime, Kerry continues to bark ... and bark ...

With Eye On 2008, Kerry Goes After Bush
MANCHESTER, N.H. (WASHINGTON POST)
Sunday, October 15, 2006

Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) barely said hello to the New Hampshire Democrats who filled a banquet room here Friday night before unloading on President Bush. “This war in Iraq is a disgrace,” he said in the second sentence of his speech at a party fundraising dinner.

Thirty-two minutes and 14 standing ovations later, the man who lost the 2004 presidential campaign left little doubt that if he runs again in 2008, he intends to be the chief prosecutor of the record of the Bush presidency.

“A lie, a lie, a lie and a lie,” he said after recounting Republican claims that Iraq is not in a civil war, that North Korea’s nuclear advancement is former president Bill Clinton’s fault and that Democrats were behind the release of salacious e-mails that Mark Foley sent to former House pages.

It was as if the Kerry of 2006 was channeling the Howard Dean of 2003. “What we have in Washington is a house of lies, and in November, we need to clean house,” he said.

Kerry spoke to an audience that included many of the activists who helped propel him to the nomination two years ago. But after Bush’s victory, many of them are decidedly cooler to a Kerry presidential campaign in 2008.

The University of New Hampshire released a survey Thursday of presidential preferences in the Granite State. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) led the field of Democrats with 30 percent, followed by former senator John Edwards (N.C.) at 16 percent and former vice president Al Gore at 10 percent. Kerry ranked fourth with 9 percent.

None of this seems to discourage the Massachusetts senator. He said he has been getting a far different sense from conversations with Democrats during his travels this fall. “I’m very encouraged,” he said in an interview a few hours before his speech. “I know what the conventional wisdom is, and it’s had a good record of being wrong.”

Kerry believes he was defeated in 2004 in large part because of what he calls two lies from his opponents: one about the way America went to war in 2003, the other far more personal—the Swift Boat veterans’ attacks that challenged his Vietnam War record, crippling his campaign in August 2004.

- More Kerry Krap at the WAPO ...

Posted by The Skipper     on 10/15/2006 at 10:01 AM   
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