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Most Extremist Presidential Election tirade of all time!!!

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Will The Next U.S. President Be To The Left Of Ted Kennedy?

Many people think that Ted Kennedy is the most extreme left-wing member of the U.S. Senate.

But as hard as it is to believe, there is another Senator who is even more left-wing than Ted Kennedy.

The far left Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) gives Ted Kennedy a lifetime rating of 88%. But Kennedy's fellow Massachusetts Senator, John Kerry, gets an ADA lifetime rating of 93%!

John Kerry's voting record reveals that he is actually to the left of the alcoholic murderer Ted Kennedy.

Kerry's VVAW (Vietnam Veterans Against the War) participated in numerous Communist demonstrations in which the American flag was desecrated, burned and urinated on. Huge flags of the Viet Cong, the Communist terrorist enemy in Vietnam, were a mainstay of the treasonous rallies. At one demonstration co-sponsored by Kerry and the VVAW, leaders of the Black Panther party - a Marxist gang of white-hating cop-killers from America's ghettos, whose numbers included Huey Newton - called from the speaker's podium for the destruction of "racist pig America."

Kerry is currently the frontrunner for the Democrat Presidential nomination. Polls show him holding a large lead over his Democrat rivals in the race for the White House.

Furthermore, some polls now show Kerry beating President Bush in November.

For example, the latest Newsweek poll: Kerry - 49%; Bush - 46%; Undecided - 5%.

American patriots should not underestimate the real threat that Kerry poses. As a highly decorated Vietnam war veteran, Kerry will be a very tough opponent for George W. Bush, who avoided military service by using his powerful family connections.



A real threat to true American patriots, Kerry consistently uses his military record as a cynical cover for his far left views.

Kerry accompanied the Traitor-in-Chief Bill Clinton on his controversial November 2000 trip to Vietnam, the first visit to the Communist tyranny by an American president. Clinton, a notorious draft dodger, chose Al Gore, a Vietnam veteran, as his Vice President to deflect criticism from his own avoidance of military service. To avoid weakening Gore's 2000 bid for the White House, Clinton's stay in Hanoi took place after the November 2000 election between Gore and George Bush.

Our regular readers know that we detest George W. Bush.

Bush's evil proposal to legalize millions of illegal aliens; his Middle East "road map" to force little Israel to commit national suicide; his socialist spending spree; his refusal to do anything about America's growing suicidal dependence on foreign oil in general and Muslim terrorist oil in particular; his support for trade agreements that endanger U.S. sovereignty and destroy millions of American jobs; and his insane decision to wage war against Iraq, when the real nuclear terrorist threat comes from North Korea and Iran, are only some of the reasons why it is so tempting to punish Bush by defeating him in his bid for re-election this November.

However, in the final analysis, by punishing Bush with defeat (which he so very much deserves), we will also be fatally punishing America for the next four years with an extreme left-wing Democrat President.

We hate to say it, but as bad as Bush is, Kerry is even worse.

On the illegal alien issue, Kerry has bitterly criticized Bush's amnesty proposal as not going far enough. Kerry would open our borders completely to a full-scale invasion by tens of millions of Third World aliens.

On the Middle East, Kerry has promised to appoint either Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or James "Fuck the Jews" Baker to work full-time, 365 days a year, on pressuring little Israel to create an independent PLO terrorist state in Judea, Samaria and the Gaza District. By appointing such a high-profile, prominent Jew-hater to keep the pressure on nonstop, Kerry promises to make it impossible for the parties to avoid achieving a "final solution" - which, of course, means national suicide for tiny Israel, G-d forbid.

Kerry apologized to Massachusetts Muslims for anti-Muslim feeling in the wake of the September 11th Islamic terrorist butchery and gave the 2001 Massachusetts Parents of the Year Award to America-hating, white-hating, Jew-hating Black Muslim Minister Don and Sister Shirley Mohammed.

On the homosexual issue, Kerry was one of only 12 U.S. Senators to vote against the Defense of Marriage Act, which gives states the right not to recognize homosexual marriages. The proposed law was so mild that it was supported even by Bill Clinton, Hillary Sodom Arafat, Al Gore, Joseph Lieberman, Schmuck Schumer and the vast majority of Democrats in both houses of Congress. But Kerry was one of the few Senators to oppose it. In addition, Kerry strongly supports the decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Court in favor of Sodomite marriages as a Constitutional "right." If Kerry is elected President, homosexual marriages will be fully legitimatized.

On the abortion issue, Kerry has promised only to appoint judges who publicly declare that they are pro-abortion. Kerry strongly backs partial birth abortion. He is opposed to parental notification if a minor wishes to abort her child. He is opposed to a 24-hour waiting period to give a woman a chance to reconsider murdering her own baby. A Kerry Presidency will certainly result in many more unborn babies being murdered.

Partial birth abortion is most commonly performed on babies in the fifth and sixth months of pregnancy, but it can be performed as late as the moment of birth. Guided by ultrasound, the abortionist grasps an unborn baby's legs with a forceps and pulls the struggling victim out of its mother. When all of the baby's body but the head is exposed, a scissors perforates the base of the skull and an aspirator is inserted to suck out the living brains.

On judicial appointments, the next four years will be crucial to America's future. Three or four of the U.S. Supreme Court's nine justices are expected to retire. All of Kerry's appointments will be hard-core left-wing. Kerry only needs a simple Senate majority to get his appointments confirmed. The Senate currently is closely divided between Democrats and Republicans. With support from Senate Democrats, and with crossover votes from left-wing Republicans such as Arlen Spector of Pennsylvania, John McCain of Arizona and Olympia Snowe of Maine, Kerry should have no problem getting his left-wing judicial appointments confirmed. These lifetime appointments could be deciding the law of the land for the next 30 or 40 years.

On the issue of crime, Kerry is opposed to the death penalty, opposed to mandatory minimum sentencing for repeat offenders, and opposed to protecting our police from bogus charges of "racial profiling" and "police brutality."

We could go on and on in listing Kerry's radical left positions.

Kerry is rabidly anti-Second Amendment. Kerry thinks that the Second Amendment was intended only to provide duck hunters like himself with shotguns, demagogically claims that the National Rifle Association (NRA) advocates the sale of assault weapons "in the streets" and remarked in November 2003 that "I would rather be the candidate of the NAACP [National Association for the Annihilation of Caucasian People] than the NRA."

Kerry's wife says that Al Qaeda Muslim terrorists should be called "prisoners of war." Theresa Heinz Kerry recently (November 2003) decried the "mistreatment" of Al Qaeda Islamic terrorists in U.S. custody, calling it - the following are her exact words - "insulting, ignorant and insensitive" that the Muslim planners and perpetrators of the September 11th massacres are not classified as "prisoners of war."

The danger is that because of his Vietnam war service, Kerry will make left-wing positions more popular in middle America.

We have already seen Kerry bring tears to the eyes of self-described conservative Republican veterans in Iowa and New Hampshire as he speaks about Vietnam, military sacrifice and patriotism.

Several weeks ago in Iowa, Kerry addressed an almost all-white crowd of flag-waving veterans and their families. As he recounted the loss of his military buddies in battle, you could see veterans wiping tears away.

Kerry had that audience in the palm of his hand.

Several minutes later in the speech, he spoke about the need for "affirmative action" as if that is also part of patriotism.

And the crowd cheered!

By tying in his military service to the anti-white racist discrimination that he supports, Kerry had these white Iowa veterans cheering their own destruction.

This man is dangerous.

If Kerry wins the Democrat Presidential nomination, JTF will have to participate in the very unpleasant task of supporting someone whom we hate (Bush) in order to defeat someone who is even worse (Kerry).

We are once again in the horrible predicament of choosing the lesser of the evils.


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All the basest elements of American politics, in one handy package-

And calling Vietnam Veterans communists .... fuck me dead.
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Oh my GOD:

"heroic hilltop youth resist the bulldozing of a pioneering outpost near ... the Hilltop Youth need YOUR help to continue their brave struggle against the suicidal surrender plans of Ariel Sharon's Bolshevik regime

Are these people fucking deranged?
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Vympel wrote:Oh my GOD:

"heroic hilltop youth resist the bulldozing of a pioneering outpost near ... the Hilltop Youth need YOUR help to continue their brave struggle against the suicidal surrender plans of Ariel Sharon's Bolshevik regime

Are these people fucking deranged?
Kerry is scaring the shit out of some elements of the right wing, so they're going all out with the slander machine.
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Who is Kerry anyway? What does he stand for? Can I assume the above article is full of shit in so many ways? As an Aussie, American politics aren't a major concern nor am I particularly knowlegeable on the subject, but I am curious.
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The article in the OP is indeed full of shit, Stofsk. American politics is one of the most extreme examples of two-party polarization in the world. It's nothing but bigoted slander; and it's a steaming, heaping scoop of everything that's wrong with this country. Senator Kerry is one of the major Democratic (liberal party) candidates for President, and (assuming he wins the nomination) the only viable alternative to George W. Bush.
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Lazy Raptor wrote:American politics is one of the most extreme examples of two-party polarization in the world.
Rather amusing actually since both the parties stand for roughly the same stuff IMO. Perhaps their similarities are what causes the polarization, without any truly major ideological division demonization of the opponent is what remains to rally the troops.
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Stofsk wrote:Who is Kerry anyway? What does he stand for? Can I assume the above article is full of shit in so many ways? As an Aussie, American politics aren't a major concern nor am I particularly knowlegeable on the subject, but I am curious.
Kerry stands for whatever a percieved majority wants him to stand for. He's a populist in the sense of he goes with the flow, so to speak. Not a bad guy, really.... he just has a rabid case of the 'me-too!' syndrome. On a side note, his wife Theresa Heinz-Kerry is the heir to the Heinz Foods fortune and together they are worth close to a B-B-B-Billion.
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Kerry is also a hell of a Flip-flop artist.....
On "Fox News Sunday," Kerry also was forced to explain his conflicting positions on gay marriage and the CIA. He voted against enactment of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which says a state is not obligated to recognize a gay marriage legalized by another state. But Kerry said he's actually opposed to gay marriage.

So why not vote for DOMA, which passed overwhelmingly? Kerry said he thought the Senate was gay bashing and "being used to drive wedge issues." In fact, gay marriage "was no issue" at the time, he said. "That was politics."

On the CIA, Kerry sponsored a bill to cut $1.5 billion from the budget for intelligence gathering. Then after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon on September 11, 2001, he asked why America's intelligence wasn't better. His explanation: He wanted the CIA to devote more money to human intelligence and less to technical means. He sought, he explained, "to change the culture of our intelligence gathering." He didn't explain, however, how slashing the CIA budget would achieve that.

At a rally in Nashua yesterday, Kerry raised two other issues that may require explaining. He criticized President Bush for withdrawing from the Kyoto global warming treaty in 2001. "You don't just walk away from a treaty [negotiated by] 160 countries over 10 years," he said. But in 1997, Kerry voted for a resolution, which passed 95-0, saying the United States "should not be a signatory" to the treaty. So on Kyoto, he'll have some explaining to do.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/01/ ... 5936.shtml

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The opinion post is brilliant. :D
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What is scary for us Aussies, in some respects - not all mind you - but in some respects your Democrates (at least those that pop up on our radar), seem rather right-of-centre for us ...
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Lord MJ wrote:Enjoy :D
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theski wrote:http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/01/ ... 5936.shtml

His voting record will be fodder for both the left and the right
Some comments. He's not necessarily flip-floping on some of those issues. A person can be against gay marriage and still vote against the DoMA. This is because a just because you are against something doesn't mean that you should take the steps to make something illegal. I think cigarettes are gross, I detest them, but I would never vote to make them illegal. Am I flip flopping there?

Or the 9/11 CIA thing. Notice he voted to cut the budget before 9/11. People's priorities are allowed to change after observing events. If he stayed the same in policy, I'd be you'd be here criticizing him for not being flexible enough and probably call him Anti-American!

I admit the Kyoto thing is a small bit of a flip-flop however. No one is perfect and certainly not politicians.
Col. Crackpot wrote: On a side note, his wife Theresa Heinz-Kerry is the heir to the Heinz Foods fortune and together they are worth close to a B-B-B-Billion.
How does what his family is worth in anyway have to do with if he is right or not on the issues, or would make a bad President? People who say "He's wrong because he's a b-b-b-billionaire (if you total in his wifes inheritance)" are making an ad hominem fallacy there. Besides, it's still. How much is George W Bush worth, if you calculate in all his inheiritances, et cetera? President Bush isn't exactly shopping at Target. Anyone who goes "I'm not voting for Kerry because he's got more money than he'll ever use... I'm voting for George W. Bush!" is an asinine attitude.
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Col. Crackpot wrote: On a side note, his wife Theresa Heinz-Kerry is the heir to the Heinz Foods fortune and together they are worth close to a B-B-B-Billion.
How does what his family is worth in anyway have to do with if he is right or not on the issues, or would make a bad President? People who say "He's wrong because he's a b-b-b-billionaire (if you total in his wifes inheritance)" are making an ad hominem fallacy there. Besides, it's still. How much is George W Bush worth, if you calculate in all his inheiritances, et cetera? President Bush isn't exactly shopping at Target. Anyone who goes "I'm not voting for Kerry because he's got more money than he'll ever use... I'm voting for George W. Bush!" is an asinine attitude.
it doesn't make him a bad presidential candidate per se. My problem is that he paints himself as a candidate that will fight to reduce the influnce of the wealthy. He complains that the Bush aministration needs to be ousted because they are millionares serving millionares. So what's Kerry's solution? Replace a millionare with a billionare. I just see it as a little hypocritical.
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Col. Crackpot wrote:
it doesn't make him a bad presidential candidate per se. My problem is that he paints himself as a candidate that will fight to reduce the influnce of the wealthy. He complains that the Bush aministration needs to be ousted because they are millionares serving millionares. So what's Kerry's solution? Replace a millionare with a billionare. I just see it as a little hypocritical.
I'm not an expert, but doesn't he decry the influence of 'special interests', rather than 'the wealthy'? It's not the same.
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Col. Crackpot wrote:it doesn't make him a bad presidential candidate per se. My problem is that he paints himself as a candidate that will fight to reduce the influnce of the wealthy. He complains that the Bush aministration needs to be ousted because they are millionares serving millionares. So what's Kerry's solution? Replace a millionare with a billionare. I just see it as a little hypocritical.
It's not hypocritical. Firstly, it's not him who's the billionaire. Most of that fortune comes from his wife, not him (you'd have to grow up in Pittsburgh to understand just how powerful Heinz Ketchupis). Secondly, him being a billionaire means very little from the ground. After all, what is the practical difference between a billionaire and a person who's worth hundreds of millions? Not a hell of a lot, both have more money than they could ever use or that the common man could ever possess under normal circumstances. Finally, you are not being logical here. Just because he's a billionaire doesn't mean that it logically follows that he won't fight to reduce the influence of the wealthy on politics or that he isn't right to say that the Bush Administration like the pander to Big Business. He's wrong because he's a billionaire is an ad hominem, Crackpot.
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Gil Hamilton wrote:His voting record will be fodder for both the left and the right
Some comments. He's not necessarily flip-floping on some of those issues. A person can be against gay marriage and still vote against the DoMA. This is because a just because you are against something doesn't mean that you should take the steps to make something illegal. I think cigarettes are gross, I detest them, but I would never vote to make them illegal. Am I flip flopping there?[/quote]

I agree with you on principal, although I would vote to ban cigarrettes.
Or the 9/11 CIA thing. Notice he voted to cut the budget before 9/11. People's priorities are allowed to change after observing events. If he stayed the same in policy, I'd be you'd be here criticizing him for not being flexible enough and probably call him Anti-American!
The point is that he wanted to cut the CIA budget and then criticized the CIA for not being better on 9-11. He was obviously attempting to duck under the fact that he wanted to CUT their funding and make them even worse. You are allowed to redefine your values based on new information, but why would he have supported cutting the CIA funding if he didn't understand the risks involved? He is admitting that he made a serious error, previously, regarding national security and intelligence.
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Master of Ossus wrote:The point is that he wanted to cut the CIA budget and then criticized the CIA for not being better on 9-11. He was obviously attempting to duck under the fact that he wanted to CUT their funding and make them even worse. You are allowed to redefine your values based on new information, but why would he have supported cutting the CIA funding if he didn't understand the risks involved? He is admitting that he made a serious error, previously, regarding national security and intelligence.
What's wrong in admitting that you made a serious error?
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Vympel wrote:
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it doesn't make him a bad presidential candidate per se. My problem is that he paints himself as a candidate that will fight to reduce the influnce of the wealthy. He complains that the Bush aministration needs to be ousted because they are millionares serving millionares. So what's Kerry's solution? Replace a millionare with a billionare. I just see it as a little hypocritical.
I'm not an expert, but doesn't he decry the influence of 'special interests', rather than 'the wealthy'? It's not the same.
He does decry "special interest groups" but then he takes money from "special interest groups" like labor unions, policy institutes etc. He also bitches about the infulence of the rich in government. Hello! Have you looked at your bank account Senator? Gee you're in government, you have assloads of infulence , not to mention more money than god. Frankly i'm getting sick of politicos from any party who bitch about "special interest groups" . Aany organization that is remotely political or has any agenda whatsoever can be labeled "special interest group". Every polititian takes money from at least one of them.
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Col. Crackpot wrote:He does decry "special interest groups" but then he takes money from "special interest groups" like labor unions, policy institutes etc. He also bitches about the infulence of the rich in government. Hello! Have you looked at your bank account Senator? Gee you're in government, you have assloads of infulence , not to mention more money than god. Frankly i'm getting sick of politicos from any party who bitch about "special interest groups" . Aany organization that is remotely political or has any agenda whatsoever can be labeled "special interest group". Every polititian takes money from at least one of them.
And yet you are likely going to vote for Bush, who is every bit as much of an offender as anyone else in American politics and a good bit more than many.
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Vympel wrote:All the basest elements of American politics, in one handy package-

And calling Vietnam Veterans communists .... fuck me dead.
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I stopped reading it when I saw the word "treason." I couldn't stand the bullshit past that.
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I like how they try to "prove" Kerry is a traitor in the sixth paragraph by saying he was part of a group which held protests in which something outrageous happened that was perpetrated by a group that has one member that said something, as if this is six degreesof seperation or something.

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