And we choose bush over this great guy?

[Lisabtrucking]

How could americans not vote for this loving caring man?

http://kerryblog.blogspot.com/2004/12/somebody-has-to-do-what-president.html

[LSparkle]

1. He really ought to keep this up

Behave like the "government in exile"! He's got the Senate floor every day, he can attend funerals and other functions ... Invite Al Gore and John Edwards to come along!

[jamboi]

3. Kerry: President in exile! Following the Dem tradition of Gore. n/t

[pleiku52cab]

10. NO - on the invites

This is NOT a political ploy nor a photo op situation. Being a nam vet, I think I know why he is doing this and I would not like to see it tainted by partisan politics. If you want a crass political reason for my NO, than just remember the repugs big stink about the Paul Wellstone funeral eulogies.

[texpatriot2004]

2. I think we did vote for him...and when the votes are counted...

[Kota]

4. My choice was Kerry!

[Lisabtrucking]

5. I am sure almost everyone here has voted for Kerry,

This is for the ones' who didn't. I just can't believe He didn't win.

[TexasChick]

6. God, how I wish you were in the WH, my man! And, I think a lot of

Americans voted for you; you were just robbed of those votes is all!!! :cry:

[sabra]

7. He is a man of honor and respect n/t

[Lisabtrucking]

8. He shows humanity, and to me that tells you what kind of person he is. n/

[texpatriot2004]

15. Humanity yes, and decency, and compassion and wisdom

and so much more.

[milkyway]

9. Now that's a President. Great picture.

[Dr Ron]

11. Lots of visitors from this thread

Wow. I just happened to check the sight meter on the Unofficial Kerry for President Blog, and saw it has really jumped up in the last hour, with hits from this post!

We've been a bit slow since the first week in November, despite lots of good post election material.

[RaulVB]

12. No!, John Kerry was elected on November 2nd!

Thanks for posting this picture.

Is very touching, indeed, and BTW, Kerry did not want publicity.

He is doing that because he feels is the righ thing to do.

How easy and hard at the same time...

[Lisabtrucking]

13. I just happen to come upon the picture, and thought

people would like to see it. There is really no other reason I put it hear. This man is my hero.

[politicasista]

14. I voted for Kerry..

and proud of it.

[Patsy Stone]

16. OK please...

I can't look at these pictures again. They make me sob like a baby, and I can't push the buttons on the keyboard. :)

[Dr Ron]

18. Look at other pictures instead

If the picture linked to makes you cry, laugh at Bush instead. The same blog has several pictures today making fun of Bush, such as reports of him being arrested in Canada for war crimes. Plus, Science Friday looks at whether Bush is a man or chimp, and shows why Cheney cannot become President.

http://kerryblog.blogspot.com

[Patsy Stone]

19. thanks

that was good. :)

[smartvoter]

17. We did.

[Dr Ron]

20. View from the right on this picture/blog entry

http://messages.iwon.com/jsp/topicview.jsp?tid=560991&va=1

[Dr Ron]

21. Blog entires on Presidents at funerals

Presidents and Funerals: No Hypocrisy Here



A conservative board has the following comment in a thread discussing the picture of John Kerry I posted here earlier today:


Did President Roosevelt attend any of the funerals of soldiers killed during his administration...did President Truman. How about President Kennedy or Lyndon Johnson or Jimmy Carter. Has any previous President ever attended the funerals of soldiers killed during their watch?????

Why do you hold President Bush to a standard that you hold no other President???

THE HYPOCRISY OF THE LEFT IS APPALLING.
http://messages.iwon.com/jsp/topicview.jsp?tid=560991&va=1


The answer is, yes, most Democratic presidents for whom there is data available have. No hypocrisy here.

Doing quick on line search I have not yet come up with information for Kennedy or Truman. Johnson, Carter, and Clinton all have attended funerals for soldiers who died on their watch.

On the GOP side, Nixon, Bush Sr. and the current President Bush have not attended funerals. Ronald Reagan, a man who I bet would have rejoined the Democrats if he was capable of seeing what the Republicans have degnerated into in the years since he left office, also attended funerals.

http://kerryblog.blogspot.com/2004/12/presidents-and-funerals-no-hypocrisy.html

[Lisabtrucking]

22. Maybe they are starting to realize what they did, by re-electing bubya?

I seen that Ron. Maybe it's sinking in? Maybe they are starting to realize just what they did? I thought that was a move to discredit Kerry, but this time I think it will back fire.

[Dr Ron]

23. They don't get it

The people who posted on this appear to be Bush supporters and do not realize what they have done.

I guess we have Dubya some credit. He managed to turn the GOP into a party supporting big government, deficits, and a radical foreign policy which has undermined our national security, while still keeping the support of those who would have supported the opposite a few years ago.

[txindy]

24. No, we didn't.

Junior () and his evil dwarfs ( ) arranged it, themselves. For now. :evilgrin: