Friday, May 28, 2004
Kennedy Mocks Kerry; Daley Tells Kerry to Stop the Hatred
Massachusetts' senior U.S. senator pretended to be on the phone with his protege and said, "Yes, John. Whatever you say, John," one eyewitness revealed.
One prominent Democrat lawmaker told the Boston Herald: "People are kicking the [expletive] out of Kerry over this. I can't find anybody who thinks this is a good idea."
You know that Sen. John Kerry is in trouble when even his close ally Sen. Teddy Kennedy is ridiculing him.
Daley to Kerry: Stop the Hatred.
And you know Kerry is in trouble when a hard-core Democrat pol tells him to stop being so hateful and disrespectful.
Kerry made a comment to some union employees that the Bush administration was a bunch of corrupt liars.
Oops! He's done it again.
Kerry, in what he supposedly thought was an off-the-record conversation with reporters, said after President Bush's fall from his bike last weekend, "Did the training wheels fall off?"
Five-term Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, who had a similar injury years ago, jabbed Kerry for his sneering attitude toward the president.
President Bush, of course, made no ugly comments after Kerry recently suffered falls while bicycling and while snowboarding.
"To Daley, Kerry's remark symbolized a hate-filled brand of politics the mayor has long despised," the Chicago Sun-Times reported today.
"You see too much hate. And I'll tell you one thing - hate will turn on people. ... When hate gets in politics, it's a very, very dangerous aspect."
No word yet on whether Democrats around the country, including members of such hate groups such as Moveon.org, have hung their heads in shame.
Still, trash talk flourishes
Anger Is The Only Thing Democrats Have Been Offering
Webb: 'Should George Bush Get The Death Penalty? I Say Yes'
Democrats unleash Gore on Bush
Massachusetts' senior U.S. senator pretended to be on the phone with his protege and said, "Yes, John. Whatever you say, John," one eyewitness revealed.
One prominent Democrat lawmaker told the Boston Herald: "People are kicking the [expletive] out of Kerry over this. I can't find anybody who thinks this is a good idea."
You know that Sen. John Kerry is in trouble when even his close ally Sen. Teddy Kennedy is ridiculing him.
Daley to Kerry: Stop the Hatred.
And you know Kerry is in trouble when a hard-core Democrat pol tells him to stop being so hateful and disrespectful.
Kerry made a comment to some union employees that the Bush administration was a bunch of corrupt liars.
Oops! He's done it again.
Kerry, in what he supposedly thought was an off-the-record conversation with reporters, said after President Bush's fall from his bike last weekend, "Did the training wheels fall off?"
Five-term Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, who had a similar injury years ago, jabbed Kerry for his sneering attitude toward the president.
President Bush, of course, made no ugly comments after Kerry recently suffered falls while bicycling and while snowboarding.
"To Daley, Kerry's remark symbolized a hate-filled brand of politics the mayor has long despised," the Chicago Sun-Times reported today.
"You see too much hate. And I'll tell you one thing - hate will turn on people. ... When hate gets in politics, it's a very, very dangerous aspect."
No word yet on whether Democrats around the country, including members of such hate groups such as Moveon.org, have hung their heads in shame.
Still, trash talk flourishes
Anger Is The Only Thing Democrats Have Been Offering
Webb: 'Should George Bush Get The Death Penalty? I Say Yes'
Democrats unleash Gore on Bush
