Patrick

"When you look around this country, it is clear that there is still an incredible divorce between those who profess faith and those, like so many of you, who actually carry it out on a day-to-day basis. Faith has been pushed into the politics of our country in a way not to unite, but to divide, not to elucidate but to hide and to obscure, not to open up opportunity but even to shut the doors of opportunity."

John Kerry, Jan 17, 2004, Boston's annual Martin Luther King Jr.
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And he couldn't of said shit like this 4 months ago and saved us from 4 more years of oppression, recession, depression and that monkey faced twat and his incompitent gang of arrogant morons.

psb182

if he would have said it 4 months ago and the opinion polls did not like it he would within a week say the exact opposite........it don't matter what Kerry say's it's the lack of a set of balls between his legs that lost him the race

Big Vern

Or perhaps a lack of grey matter between some of the voters' ears....

tony126

I think there was quite a bit of politicking going on in churches in SC and other States. Al Sharpton and other Senators using the pulpit for the Democratic vote. There were shots on TV of Kerry inside a church but the only report I seen of GWB was him going to (I think) his regular Church which I thought was Methodist. You cannot be a part-time Christian if you are in politics. Kerry brought it on himself. He really did do a good job for the Republicans..

ElsieTheMaid

John Kerry's a ****ing idiot!

*run & hid from Patrick*

tony126

Winston would have been proud of you.

NC Penguin

Elsie does live in OH you know. Probably voted for Bush too!




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ElsieTheMaid

I was proud to be a "swinger"

Manc

but who did you vote for?

Patrick

I honestly beleive the only reason Bush got back in was because there was no good alternative.

Pulaski

I agree entirely.

[I'm off to bed, I'm not feeling at all well, and it must be something serious if I find myself agreeing with Patrick! ]