JohnKleeb
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:23 PM
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You know what I liked and continue to like about Kerry |
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Great all around issues guy. He's great domestically both socially and economically and foreign policy wise. Sigh, I wish he was president really, what a great man we had, the best we had in my life.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:24 PM
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1. Yes, hon. Just an all around sweet guy. |
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He really does care about this country and do a lot for it.
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JohnKleeb
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:28 PM
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2. Its one of his best attributes really |
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Show me a guy who can deliever domestically and foreign policy wise and you got me impressed. People should damn apologize to blm for calling her a liar when she said that Kerry didnt introduce gay rights legislation in the mid 80's, he did, I researched it at work, he sponsored a bill with Alan Cranston.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:31 PM
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3. He is one of the best Senators on gay rights! |
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Ever since he has been Senator he has supported it and in the mid 80s before it was trendy.
Yes and I also admire the fact finding tours, too.
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JohnKleeb
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:36 PM
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4. This was also a man who bucked his own party |
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in investigating Iran-Contra and BCCI, I believe one of the benefactors of BCCI or whatever was a man by the name of Clark Clifford, a man who had been involved with democratic adminstrations since the time of Harry S Truman, the party leadership apparently didnt like Kerry doing this. Its things like that make me laugh when Kerry is called part of the party establishment.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:39 PM
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5. What do they mean by "party establishment?" |
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I don't get that. Also, when he is called a "career politician/Democrat." WTF is wrong with that? So that his career, so what?
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JohnKleeb
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:40 PM
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6. Whats wrong with spending your whole life in a party or in politics |
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A lot of great men and women have been career politicans.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:41 PM
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7. Shirley Chisholm, Barbara Boxer, Kucinich... |
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all these people were career politicians...
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JohnKleeb
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:42 PM
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8. Not Kucinich really, he would have been |
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had it not for how he was treated after what happened in Cleveland in the 70's, he was a rising star in the party at the time. Boxer definely is a career politican, she represented where Lynn Woosley represents now in the 80's.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 10:48 PM
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9. Kucinich, though has been in politics for a while like the last |
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thirty years or so. What constitutes a career politician?
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Sat Apr-16-05 11:22 PM
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After he got beat by Voinovich for mayor, he became a journalist, professor, etc. He was actually elected to his first office while Kerry was in Vietnam believe, a city coucilman or something like that. Had Kucinich been understood right for the power deal, he wuold be with Kerry in the senate IMO, he really was going places.
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elshiva
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Sat Apr-16-05 11:34 PM
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12. Do you still think Kucinich could be a Senator some day? |
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I would hope so, but I hope at least he can be congressmen for a while now. The whole power deal, wasn't he correct with what he did? Wasn't it a campaign promise? Why'd it cost him so much politically?
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Sat Apr-16-05 11:20 PM
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10. Kerry is a career pol |
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it's his calling in life. I don't see anything wrong with that. It's what he's been doing all his life. I like it.
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Sat Apr-16-05 11:36 PM
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13. Yes it is his calling. I think he was called by God to be of service |
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