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Re: OT-WHY WOULD WE WANT THIS GUY FOR ANYTHING ???
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Posted by John (MO) on October 19, 2004 at 13:11:21 from (198.209.172.106):
In Reply to: Re: OT-WHY WOULD WE WANT THIS GUY FOR ANYTHING ??? posted by rdw on October 19, 2004 at 12:32:53:
Draft dodger? If college deferments and the National Guard is what you consider draft dodging, then there are hundreds of thousands of draft dodgers. That would be the same as saying that everyone who doesn"t us the 1040EZ is a tax evader. As for coke use, prove it! Oh the other hand, there is audio and video footage of John Kerry lieing under oath in front of congress. There is well documented proof of John Kerry being a traitor in Paris talking with the North Vietnameese Communists. Then there is his voting record over 20 years in the Senate. On the rare occassion when he did show up to vote he took the wrong side as far as I am concerned. Now even worse, he says he"s against the things he ALWAYS voted for, like higher taxes, he voted against almost every military spending bill and now he says he would expand the military and support them better. John Kerry does not have a voting history that supports any of the major things he says he would do as president. If John Kerry was saying that he would do things as president the same way his 20 year voting history showed he had done in the past, then at least the people that agreed with his voting record could support him. But if you agree with his voting record, that is not what he says he would do as president, and if you agree with what he says he will do as president, that isn"t how he has voted for 20 years. What is a person to believe? I believe I don"t want John Kerry to be president of my United States.
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