Kerry Touts Bush Impeachment Memo
Kerry, speaking on the Downing Street Memo:
"When I go back [to Washington] on Monday, I am going to raise the issue," Kerry said, referring to the Downing Street Memo in an interview with Massachusetts' Standard Times newspaper.
This piece of excrement just won't go away. He festers like a lingering open sore. He (and fellow DemocRATS) just can't stand the fact that they lost to President Bush. They are so out of touch with the main stream populace of the United States.
John "F'ing" Kerry was right when he said the United States is divided. The division is between the extreme far left and the moderate Democrats and Republicans. Democrats even went as far as blaming the Christian Right as the reason why they lost.
The far left secularist do not feel that "religion" should be a part of making decisions in the Government. They believe it's dangerous for a President to base his decisions on faith.
Recently we had a scumbag ex-President (i.e. Slick Willie) proclaim how he was vindicated in his trial before the Senate, because the accusations before him were false. I guess he didn't believe that you, the public, would remember that he admitted to providing false or misleading answers to a Federal Grand Jury, reference his widely publicized involvment with one certain Intern that was giving his Willie oral sex in the Oval Office.
The DemonCRATS have a psycho as the head of their Democratic National Committee (DNC). Everytime Dean opens his mouth, he inserts his foot. Republicans should feel that Dean is the best thing that ever could have happened to them, with regards to the continuing demise of the Democratic Party. The Queen Bitch (i.e. Hillary Clinton) wants no part of the extreme left, as she has aspirations of the Presidency in 2008. I welcome her as a candidate for the President, because even if she were to win the Democratic nomination, I don't feel the United States is ready for a woman President. She has too much baggage to become a President.
Of course, those are just my feelings. What are yours?
Please feel free to add to this blog.
Regards,
Richard W
"When I go back [to Washington] on Monday, I am going to raise the issue," Kerry said, referring to the Downing Street Memo in an interview with Massachusetts' Standard Times newspaper.
"I think it's a stunning, unbelievably simple and understandable statement of the truth and a profoundly important document that raises stunning issues here at home," the top Democrat added.
This piece of excrement just won't go away. He festers like a lingering open sore. He (and fellow DemocRATS) just can't stand the fact that they lost to President Bush. They are so out of touch with the main stream populace of the United States.
John "F'ing" Kerry was right when he said the United States is divided. The division is between the extreme far left and the moderate Democrats and Republicans. Democrats even went as far as blaming the Christian Right as the reason why they lost.
The far left secularist do not feel that "religion" should be a part of making decisions in the Government. They believe it's dangerous for a President to base his decisions on faith.
Recently we had a scumbag ex-President (i.e. Slick Willie) proclaim how he was vindicated in his trial before the Senate, because the accusations before him were false. I guess he didn't believe that you, the public, would remember that he admitted to providing false or misleading answers to a Federal Grand Jury, reference his widely publicized involvment with one certain Intern that was giving his Willie oral sex in the Oval Office.
The DemonCRATS have a psycho as the head of their Democratic National Committee (DNC). Everytime Dean opens his mouth, he inserts his foot. Republicans should feel that Dean is the best thing that ever could have happened to them, with regards to the continuing demise of the Democratic Party. The Queen Bitch (i.e. Hillary Clinton) wants no part of the extreme left, as she has aspirations of the Presidency in 2008. I welcome her as a candidate for the President, because even if she were to win the Democratic nomination, I don't feel the United States is ready for a woman President. She has too much baggage to become a President.
Of course, those are just my feelings. What are yours?
Please feel free to add to this blog.
Regards,
Richard W
posted by Richard Whitenight at 5:31 PM
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