John Kerry: cyclist

onefred wrote:
John Kerry: Frankenstein



I know what you mean and glad that someone else can see it. Kerry's
too aloof, and yes, it's disturbing. Another Presidential election
year with two very undesirable candidates. I keep wondering where
Nader stands on the issues. Oh well, that's politics -- not bicycles.

Too aloof for what? You planning on inviting the next President to dinner?
Do you imagine Lincoln as a back-slapping bud? Think Washington was a
cut-up, that FDR liked to slip whoopie cushions under Stalin when he wasn't
looking atYalta just for yucks?

Why not look at what they've done, what they said they would do, and what
they say they will do. Leave the popularity contests to the highschoolers
and the Miss America Pageant.

"onefred" wrote in message ...
John Kerry: Frankenstein



I know what you mean and glad that someone else can see it. Kerry's too
aloof, and yes, it's disturbing.

In what way, specifically, is John Kerry "aloof"? I mean, you have
some specifics, right? And of course, those specifics would
demonstrate how said aloofness is reflected in his views on public
policy.

Another Presidential election year with
two very undesirable candidates. I keep wondering where Nader stands on the
issues.

Why do you care where he stands on the issues? I thought this was a
beauty contest, and Nader's not any prettier than Kerry or Bush, so
what's the point? Our country is in an endless war and headed for
economic ruin, so it's important that we elect a president who is cute
and fun to party with.

JP

(JP) wrote in message . com...
"onefred" wrote in message ...
John Kerry: Frankenstein



I know what you mean and glad that someone else can see it. Kerry's too
aloof, and yes, it's disturbing.

In what way, specifically, is John Kerry "aloof"? I mean, you have
some specifics, right? And of course, those specifics would
demonstrate how said aloofness is reflected in his views on public
policy.

Another Presidential election year with
two very undesirable candidates. I keep wondering where Nader stands on the
issues.

Why do you care where he stands on the issues? I thought this was a
beauty contest, and Nader's not any prettier than Kerry or Bush, so
what's the point? Our country is in an endless war and headed for
economic ruin, so it's important that we elect a president who is cute
and fun to party with.

JP


Hey JP,

Wouldn't it be funny if they each got exactly 33.33333333% of the
vote?

Ah hell, good luck to you and your candidate this Nov., be it Kerry,
Bush, Nadar, Arnold, Edwards, Juliani, Coleman, McCain, Hillary, The
Pope, Jesus Christ, Mel Gibson, or who ever else is being mentioned
these days.

Dave