Kerry’s "Promises"

 So, I was watching an interview with John Kerry and his VP candidate (who i happen to think is a pretty good guy that made a bad choice in a partner). Anyway, he was sitting there saying that he didn't attack Bush like bush attacked him personaly. What he really meant was that he didn't attack him "directly". In his speach, he made several remarks like" I won't mislead you into war", which is an obvious attack to Bush. Then the reporter says something like "but you have said it before" then Kerry says something like  "you said that i attacked you in my speach, i didn't" or something, which he didn't directly attack him (well sorta), but he has before. Kerry said that he hadn't attacked him. *Flip*Flop*. ANway. then he says that he is gonna lower taxes, then he starts talking about all of these programs and what not that he promises to do. What i am wondering, is how is he gonna do all of this stuff, without money? I know Kerry is notorious (sp) for changing his mind from speach to speach, but this was the same interview.

Enos Shenk wrote: Hah Dude, complaining that a candidate cant accomplish their promises is about as big a waste of energy as mowing the yard.

lol. hes right. Presidential canidates always make promises that can't be kept.

Yeah kerry is a big fart...

i dont see how congress will want lowered taxes, arnt there pay checks from taxes? isnt Bush's check from taxes isnt Kerrys check from taxes? where are they going to get the money to pay for the tax cut? school's? Social Security? Military? probley a little from all of them (maybe not) but im quiet sure it wont come out of his pocket or the pockets of congress, even though they are tax payers them selfs. they wont receive lower pay.

VOTE ENOS 2028 

wonder who enos would pick for VP?  

Enos Shenk wrote:  as big a waste of energy as mowing the yard.

but thats how i get my money

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DracoPlasm wrote: Yeah kerry is a big fart...

just like enos

John Kerry wrote: Yes, I own many SUVs

John Kerry wrote: No, I dont own any SUVs... my family owns them

Kerry or Bush, half of America still won't vote, so either way, America loses.

Wow... it would help if you used an actual argument against Kerry, but seeing as your opinions (like most stupid conservatives) are based solely on quotes taken out of context like "I won't midlead you into war" and then saying "I didn't attack Bush." That frankly pales into comparison when you consider that Bush said that Iraq was importing radioactive materials from Africa and had weapons of mass destruction. In a STATE OF THE UNION address. Naturally, Iraq had neither the African uranium nor any weapons of mass destruction. Oh, and the whole "I'm going to make America safer" attitude that Bush is purporting himself to be is a load of crap. Before 9/11, Bush was so preoccupied with getting his tax cuts through, he decided (yes I realize it's Congress's decision too) to cut security programs at airports that the Clinton administration had put into place before 2000. Hmm... let's see, taxes are cut, security programs at airports are cut, then 9/11 happens. Holy crap! Looks like Bush screwed up there. Not to mention his economic policies. If you don't cut taxes for the middle/lower classes and raise them (slightly) for the upper classes, then the class structure divides, putting a great difference in wealth between the upper class and everyone else. Being a democrat, Kerry favors getting rid of Bush's tax cut and reinstating a Clinton-esque tax system (when we had the highest economic growth in US history, as well as the highest budget surplus in history).

And let's not even mention the way that the far right is trying to restrict our freedom (except for that oh-so-precious right to bear arms, that the right definitely can't be without, but peoples' intrinsic rights to liberty, to do, socially speaking, what they feel is right, and what they want (i.e. **edited** marriage) are expendable).

First off, I didn't say that guns should be outlawed, because, frankly, I don't think they should. I think gun control is absolutely necessary (like people having gun locks if they have kids). Because, if guns are outlawed, then just the criminals will have guns. (On a side note, there are huge parallels with this and the war on drugs, but I'll not bring it up here). And talking about people who don't have jobs, how about the millions upon millions of jobs that have been lost as a result of the recession that Bush and the conservatives have been a huge instigator for? You're saying that it's their fault that their company has lost money and has to fire people (even AFTER the huge tax cuts Bush has given them).

Secondly, abortion is a matter of personal preference. It's whether you think a ball of cells is the same thing as a living, breathing person (which it isn't, as it can't live on its own... ie without a host).

Oh, thirdly, nice job on attacking my posts on the war on Iraq and the Bush's irresponsible fiscal policies. You sure proved me wrong.

Oh wait. You didn't.