Tuesday, September 20, 2005
RNC Responds to Kerry's Bush Attack
The Republican National Committee is firing back at Sen. John Kerry, after Kerry blasted the White House for mishandling the Hurricane Katrina crisis.
"This is the Katrina administration," Kerry declared to an audience at Brown University on Monday.
"If 12-year-old Boy Scouts can be prepared, Americans have a right to expect the same from their 59 year-old President of the United States."
The Massachusetts Democrat charged: "The truth is that for four and a half years, real-life choices have been replaced by ideological agenda, substance replaced by spin, governance second place always to politics."
Responding to Kerry's broadside, Republican National Committee Press Secretary Tracey Schmitt said: "John Kerry's attacks on President Bush's efforts to assist the victims and rebuild the Gulf Coast don't come as a surprise - armchair quarterbacking on tough issues has never been a problem for Senator Kerry.
"The American people have pulled together during a difficult time, and Democrats' efforts to politicize this tragedy are unsavory at best," she added.
The Republican National Committee is firing back at Sen. John Kerry, after Kerry blasted the White House for mishandling the Hurricane Katrina crisis.
"This is the Katrina administration," Kerry declared to an audience at Brown University on Monday.
"If 12-year-old Boy Scouts can be prepared, Americans have a right to expect the same from their 59 year-old President of the United States."
The Massachusetts Democrat charged: "The truth is that for four and a half years, real-life choices have been replaced by ideological agenda, substance replaced by spin, governance second place always to politics."
Responding to Kerry's broadside, Republican National Committee Press Secretary Tracey Schmitt said: "John Kerry's attacks on President Bush's efforts to assist the victims and rebuild the Gulf Coast don't come as a surprise - armchair quarterbacking on tough issues has never been a problem for Senator Kerry.
"The American people have pulled together during a difficult time, and Democrats' efforts to politicize this tragedy are unsavory at best," she added.
