The Kerry Spot on National Review Online
Wow! Do you see the light bulb?
KNOCKING ON WOOD
Gerry Daly:
I look at it as very good news for America.
Al Qaeda wanted to influence the Spanish elections, and did so by bombing and mass murder.
Now they want to influence our elections. They did so by releasing a tape.
They would have hit us if they could.
Friday, October 29, 2004
Captain's Quarters - Kerry Admits He Lied About His Records
Captain's Quarters
Why can't the liberals see the liar for who he is! Or is this ok with them?
(Quote from Captain's Quarters)
"CQ reader Brent Busch noticed that John Kerry made an interesting admission last night on NBC Nightly News in an interview with Tom Brokaw. Despite having claimed for months that he had released all of his military records, Kerry admitted last night that he'd lied about it (emphasis mine):
Brokaw: Someone has analyzed the President's military aptitude tests and yours, and concluded that he has a higher IQ than you do.
Kerry: That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it, because my record is not public. So I don't know where you're getting that from."
Why can't the liberals see the liar for who he is! Or is this ok with them?
(Quote from Captain's Quarters)
"CQ reader Brent Busch noticed that John Kerry made an interesting admission last night on NBC Nightly News in an interview with Tom Brokaw. Despite having claimed for months that he had released all of his military records, Kerry admitted last night that he'd lied about it (emphasis mine):
Brokaw: Someone has analyzed the President's military aptitude tests and yours, and concluded that he has a higher IQ than you do.
Kerry: That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it, because my record is not public. So I don't know where you're getting that from."
Thursday, October 28, 2004
DRUDGE REPORT 2004
DRUDGE REPORT 2004
If the CIA and FBI have authenticated this new Qaeda Terror Tape, then ABC needs to air it.
My guess is that ABC does not want to air this because this favors the President.
This is not good news, however, we know that, if this is true, the President is the one who can keep us safe and secure, not Kerry.
If the CIA and FBI have authenticated this new Qaeda Terror Tape, then ABC needs to air it.
My guess is that ABC does not want to air this because this favors the President.
This is not good news, however, we know that, if this is true, the President is the one who can keep us safe and secure, not Kerry.
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
OneVote Results
OneVote Results
WOW! Take a look at our future generation! I'm so proud of them!
The teenagers of the US have overwhelmingly voted for Bush!
Take a look at the results.
WOW! Take a look at our future generation! I'm so proud of them!
The teenagers of the US have overwhelmingly voted for Bush!
Take a look at the results.
Michelle Malkin: "HE DIED OF A BROKEN HEART"
Michelle Malkin: "HE DIED OF A BROKEN HEART"
This is a quote from Michelle's article - Says Michelle's reader: "Makes you feel enraged when Kerry says 9/11 didn't change him much at all."
This is a quote from Michelle's article - Says Michelle's reader: "Makes you feel enraged when Kerry says 9/11 didn't change him much at all."
The Kerry Spot on National Review Online
The Kerry Spot on National Review Online
NBC BLOWS A HOLE IN THE KERRY ATTACK ABOUT THE EXPLOSIVES
and Kerry is still attacking the President with this lie as of right now!
I repeat....John Kerry is a PATHOLOGICAL LIAR!
NBC BLOWS A HOLE IN THE KERRY ATTACK ABOUT THE EXPLOSIVES
and Kerry is still attacking the President with this lie as of right now!
I repeat....John Kerry is a PATHOLOGICAL LIAR!
Monday, October 25, 2004
Americans for Peace Through Strength
Americans for Peace Through Strength
You HAVE to watch this commercial. The Former President Reagan had vision! :-)
You HAVE to watch this commercial. The Former President Reagan had vision! :-)
Redstate || Collaborative Republicanism for the Masses
Redstate || Collaborative Republicanism for the Masses
John Kerry - The Liar -
I personally believe that John Kerry is a pathological Liar....
John Kerry - The Liar -
I personally believe that John Kerry is a pathological Liar....
Friday, October 22, 2004
The Kerry Spot on National Review Online
The Kerry Spot on National Review Online
Watching the Polls daily is as frustrating as watching the Stock Market on a daily basis, however, I like to see the good news below:
OHIO Bush 48% Kerry 46%
FLORIDA
Bush 49%
Kerry 47%
MICHIGAN
Kerry 48%
Bush 46%
MINNESOTA
Kerry 49
Bush 48%
IOWA
Bush 48%
Kerry 48%
Watching the Polls daily is as frustrating as watching the Stock Market on a daily basis, however, I like to see the good news below:
OHIO Bush 48% Kerry 46%
FLORIDA
Bush 49%
Kerry 47%
MICHIGAN
Kerry 48%
Bush 46%
MINNESOTA
Kerry 49
Bush 48%
IOWA
Bush 48%
Kerry 48%
Medicare Increase
Have you seen the John Kerry commercial in which George Bush pledges to help Seniors on Medicare and "the very next day imposes a 17% premium increase - the biggest in history"? That ad is a stroke of genius on Kerry's part and will surely gain him many votes among the uninformed.
Fortunately, some folks did some research on the issue. As it turns out the 17% increase was not imposed by President Bush but was mandated by the "balanced budget agreement" signed by President Clinton, voted into law by Senator John Kerry and others, and was scheduled to come into effect during the Bush administration. President Bush had no authority to reverse what had been voted into law by Senator Kerry and others during the Clinton administration.
Once again Kerry is counting on the ignorance of the American people.
Don't be duped by his mendacity.
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
PREVIEW: Dying for the United Nations
PREVIEW: Dying for the United Nations:
"Kerry's belief in working with allies runs so deep that he has maintained that the loss of American life can be better justified if it occurs in the course of a mission with international support. In 1994, discussing the possibility of U.S. troops being killed in Bosnia, he said, 'If you mean dying in the course of the United Nations effort, yes, it is worth that. If you mean dying American troops unilaterally going in with some false presumption that we can affect the outcome, the answer is unequivocally no.'"
So....he is saying that our soldiers' deaths are worth it for the United Nations, but NOT for America and our freedoms!
"Kerry's belief in working with allies runs so deep that he has maintained that the loss of American life can be better justified if it occurs in the course of a mission with international support. In 1994, discussing the possibility of U.S. troops being killed in Bosnia, he said, 'If you mean dying in the course of the United Nations effort, yes, it is worth that. If you mean dying American troops unilaterally going in with some false presumption that we can affect the outcome, the answer is unequivocally no.'"
So....he is saying that our soldiers' deaths are worth it for the United Nations, but NOT for America and our freedoms!
Election Determines Fate of Nation
Election determines fate of nation
written by Mathew Manweller -- Central Washington University political science professor..
"In that this will be my last column before the presidential election, there will be no sarcasm, no attempts at witty repartee. The topic is too serious, and the stakes are too high.
This November we will vote in the only election during our lifetime that will truly matter. Because America is at a once-in-a-generation crossroads, more than an election hangs in the balance. Down one path lie retreat, abdication and a reign of ambivalence. Down the other lies a nation that is aware of its past and accepts the daunting obligation its future demands. If we choose poorly, the consequences will echo through the next 50 years of history. If we, in a spasm of frustration, turn out the current occupant of the White House, the message to the world and ourselves will be two-fold:
First, we will reject the notion that America can do big things. Once a nation that tamed a frontier, stood down the Nazis and stood upon the moon, we will announce to the world that bringing democracy to the Middle East is too big of a task for us. But more significantly, we will signal to future presidents that as voters, we are unwilling to tackle difficult challenges, preferring caution to boldness, embracing the mediocrity that has characterized other civilizations. The defeat of President Bush will send a chilling message to future presidents who may need to make difficult, yet unpopular decisions. America has always been a nation that rises to the demands of history regardless of the costs or appeal. If we turn away from that legacy, we turn away from who we are.
Second, we inform every terrorist organization on the globe that the lesson of Somalia was well learned. In Somalia we showed terrorists that you don't need to defeat America on the battlefield when you can defeat them in the newsroom. They learned that a wounded America can become a defeated America. Twenty-four-hour news stations and daily tracking polls will do the heavy lifting, turning a cut into a fatal blow. Except that Iraq is Somalia times 10. The election of John Kerry will serve notice to every terrorist in every cave that the soft underbelly of American power is the timidity of American voters. Terrorists will know that a steady stream of grizzly photos for CNN is all you need to break the will of the American people. Our own self-doubt will take it from there. Bin Laden will recognize that he can topple any American administration without setting foot on the homeland.
It is said that America's W.W.II generation is its 'greatest generation'. But my greatest fear is that it will become known as America's 'last generation.' Born in the bleakness of the Great Depression and hardened in the fire of WW II, they may be the last American generation that understands the meaning of duty, honor and sacrifice. It is difficult to admit, but I know these terms are spoken with only hollow detachment by many (but not all) in my generation. Too many citizens today mistake 'living in America' as 'being an American.' But America has always been more of an idea than a place. When you sign on, you do more than buy real estate. You accept a set of values and responsibilities.
This November, my generation, which has been absent too long, must grasp the obligation that comes with being an American, or fade into the oblivion they may deserve. I believe that 100 years from now historians will look back at the election of 2004 and see it as the decisive election of our century. Depending on the outcome, they will describe it as the moment America joined the ranks of ordinary nations; or they will describe it as the moment the prodigal sons and daughters of the greatest generation accepted their burden as caretakers of the City on the Hill."
written by Mathew Manweller -- Central Washington University political science professor..
"In that this will be my last column before the presidential election, there will be no sarcasm, no attempts at witty repartee. The topic is too serious, and the stakes are too high.
This November we will vote in the only election during our lifetime that will truly matter. Because America is at a once-in-a-generation crossroads, more than an election hangs in the balance. Down one path lie retreat, abdication and a reign of ambivalence. Down the other lies a nation that is aware of its past and accepts the daunting obligation its future demands. If we choose poorly, the consequences will echo through the next 50 years of history. If we, in a spasm of frustration, turn out the current occupant of the White House, the message to the world and ourselves will be two-fold:
First, we will reject the notion that America can do big things. Once a nation that tamed a frontier, stood down the Nazis and stood upon the moon, we will announce to the world that bringing democracy to the Middle East is too big of a task for us. But more significantly, we will signal to future presidents that as voters, we are unwilling to tackle difficult challenges, preferring caution to boldness, embracing the mediocrity that has characterized other civilizations. The defeat of President Bush will send a chilling message to future presidents who may need to make difficult, yet unpopular decisions. America has always been a nation that rises to the demands of history regardless of the costs or appeal. If we turn away from that legacy, we turn away from who we are.
Second, we inform every terrorist organization on the globe that the lesson of Somalia was well learned. In Somalia we showed terrorists that you don't need to defeat America on the battlefield when you can defeat them in the newsroom. They learned that a wounded America can become a defeated America. Twenty-four-hour news stations and daily tracking polls will do the heavy lifting, turning a cut into a fatal blow. Except that Iraq is Somalia times 10. The election of John Kerry will serve notice to every terrorist in every cave that the soft underbelly of American power is the timidity of American voters. Terrorists will know that a steady stream of grizzly photos for CNN is all you need to break the will of the American people. Our own self-doubt will take it from there. Bin Laden will recognize that he can topple any American administration without setting foot on the homeland.
It is said that America's W.W.II generation is its 'greatest generation'. But my greatest fear is that it will become known as America's 'last generation.' Born in the bleakness of the Great Depression and hardened in the fire of WW II, they may be the last American generation that understands the meaning of duty, honor and sacrifice. It is difficult to admit, but I know these terms are spoken with only hollow detachment by many (but not all) in my generation. Too many citizens today mistake 'living in America' as 'being an American.' But America has always been more of an idea than a place. When you sign on, you do more than buy real estate. You accept a set of values and responsibilities.
This November, my generation, which has been absent too long, must grasp the obligation that comes with being an American, or fade into the oblivion they may deserve. I believe that 100 years from now historians will look back at the election of 2004 and see it as the decisive election of our century. Depending on the outcome, they will describe it as the moment America joined the ranks of ordinary nations; or they will describe it as the moment the prodigal sons and daughters of the greatest generation accepted their burden as caretakers of the City on the Hill."
Sunday, October 17, 2004
The Buck Stops Here: Best Line
The Buck Stops Here: Best Line
KERRY: I have never suggested a test where we turn over our security to any nation. In fact, I've said the opposite: I will never turn the security of the United States over to any nation. No nation will ever have a veto over us.
But I think it makes sense, I think most Americans in their guts know, that we ought to pass a sort of truth standard. That's how you gain legitimacy with your own countrypeople, and that's how you gain legitimacy in the world.
But I'll never fail to protect the United States of America.
BUSH: In 1990, there was a vast coalition put together to run Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait. The international community, the international world said this is the right thing to do, but when it came time to authorize the use of force on the Senate floor, my opponent voted against the use of force.
Apparently you can't pass any test under his vision of the world.
KERRY: I have never suggested a test where we turn over our security to any nation. In fact, I've said the opposite: I will never turn the security of the United States over to any nation. No nation will ever have a veto over us.
But I think it makes sense, I think most Americans in their guts know, that we ought to pass a sort of truth standard. That's how you gain legitimacy with your own countrypeople, and that's how you gain legitimacy in the world.
But I'll never fail to protect the United States of America.
BUSH: In 1990, there was a vast coalition put together to run Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait. The international community, the international world said this is the right thing to do, but when it came time to authorize the use of force on the Senate floor, my opponent voted against the use of force.
Apparently you can't pass any test under his vision of the world.
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