Comments on: McCain Tells Kerry to Focus on Senate

By: Knemon

Knemon — Thu, 12 May 2005 14:19:28 +0000

Okay, guys. Good spirit.
Do you think Kerry has a chance of winning either of y'alls states next time?

Explain. Cite pertinent evidence.

- Rudy can't fail.

Old Cantankerous
Berkeley, CA (no kidding)

By: kappiy

kappiy — Fri, 06 May 2005 20:33:13 +0000

Clearly we have McCain already in campaign mode trying to belittle Kerry--something he clearly doesn't need to do since Kerry hasn't got even a slim chance for the nomination.

But wouldn't a Kerry vs. McCain matchup be somethin'? We would have the Swift Boat Nam coward Kerry vs. the crazy NAM vet, bad-tempered POW with an illegitimate daughter whose mother is an African American prostitute!

The Nader campaign ought be calling Karl Rove in right about now to prepare!

By: Patricia Murphy

Patricia Murphy — Fri, 06 May 2005 20:29:23 +0000

I agree. Who is McCain to tell anyone how to do their job? This coward became Bush's poodle in 2005. He actually let Bush kiss him on the head like McCain was his little pet after Bush smeared him so badly in 2000. John Kerry needs no advise from "finger in the air" McCain. Kerry has done a great job for America since the election. He recently fought for and won better death gratuity payments for military widows and an extention of their military housing limit after a spouse's death from 90 days to a full year. He also fought and won for families of soldiers who die serving the country outside Afghanistan and Iraq to be eligible for the same death gratuity. He sincerely cares about the families of those who served and respects their sacrifice. Meanwhile McCain supported a new $250 mandatory co-payment for veterans just to participate in the VA healthcare system. Is selling out veterans healthcare doing your job? Kerry also introduced several bills in 2005 which help small businesses all across America, one of which recently passed. Meanwhile, McCain lobbied to allow cable companies to use a-la-carte pricing which increases rates to end users. He could care less about less about viewers. While I'm a republican, I have little respect for a man who sells out the public for corporate money while calling himself a campaign finance "reformer". That's why I'll support Kerry if he runs again. Because he's got American citizens' backs at all times. Tempe AZ

By: Sean Thompson

Sean Thompson — Fri, 06 May 2005 19:49:46 +0000

John Kerry is twice the senator McCain is, and twice the senator Clinton is for that matter. John "Cablevision" McCain should worry about himself. He's a corrupt politician who's all about feeding tax cuts to the rich at the expense of the middle class and poor. McCain is a total phony.

John Kerry is a true leader willing to take a stand for what's right. I'll support Kerry over any candidate from either party in 2008.

Sean Thompson
Kansas City, MO

By: bithead

bithead — Fri, 06 May 2005 16:32:48 +0000

So is McCain, for that matter.

By: Eric Lindholm

Eric Lindholm — Fri, 06 May 2005 16:31:07 +0000

Oh please, there is no second chance for Kerry. He's damaged goods.