Lynne Cheney says Kerry,"not a good man" and she is right!

[kerryin2004]

He isn't a good man, he is a great man! He is everything the brain dead resident and your 5 deferment husband are not..


He is confident, caring, brave, principled, and a leader!

Your husband brought your daughter into this campaign, but I didn't hear Kerry even mention her name, he just said you have a lesbian daughter..Take your fake indignation and go back to DC and start packing your bags, because you and your husband are moving back to Dallas in Jan.We have had enough of an administration that robs the treasury while bringing up issues like gay marriage to keep the middle class and poor split.. Your husband and the resident said it should be states rights in 2000, and believe me that is the way it should be..

[Dem Agog]

1. Well Lynne

has the market cornered on knowing evil men, considering she has married and screwed one of Satan's minions all her life.

[kerryin2004]

2. I'm sure Hitler is saving a couple of seats for her and DIck..

They always liked living in hot TX so I am sure there future home will be quite comfortable for them..

[Philostopher]

3. Yeah, funny (and by that I mean hypocritical,

but that's redundant when referring to many Republicans) how it's okay for them to trot her out when they want to seem inclusive; but when they behave in a manner that's exclusive of her and somebody calls them on it, they have a fit. They only want to use her when it's positive for them. Not that it's any great surprise -- they do it with every minority and subsector of the population that they secretly despise and are ashamed of, but have to claim nonetheless.

There's sort of a, "we have to deal with her, but you're not allowed to mention her" esthetic at play, here. Like "Mary's our political football, turnovers are no fair!"

I'll be happy if they take their 'ball' and go home.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

4. He is confident, caring, brave, principled, and a leader!<< He has

seen the beast... and has taken it down once before....

<more> http://www.commondreams.org/views04/0909-08.htm
>>During the same period that Cheney was championing the imprisonment of Mandela, the Republican representative from Wyoming was one of the most prominent Congressional advocates for the Reagan administration's illegal war making in Central America.

"I wondered whether Cheney had succumbed to the phenomenon I'd observed among some secretaries of the army," observed Schwarzkopf, the commander on the ground in the region. "Put a civilian in charge of professional military men and before long he's no longer satisfied with setting policy but wants to outgeneral the generals."

But why would anyone else treat Cheney seriously? Why would the press repeat his over-the-top charges without noting that Dick Cheney has a track record of reading the world wrong, imagining threats where they do not exist and neglecting real dangers? Why would it go unmentioned that the man who is questioning John Kerry's judgement thought Nelson Mandela was a terrorist?<<

[Thrill]

5. Why are they so upset because

Kerry brought her name up? Where was the outrage when Edwards did it?

[The empressof all]

6. Red Herring, Red Herring

This is Lynn Cheney exposing her bigoted, homophobic, intolerent nature. It's not an issue. Move On!

[emulatorloo]

7. Lynne is a professional - she is paid by the RNC to be OUTRAGED

and she does it well.

[fugue]

8. What they're really outraged about

is that Kerry revealed Bush's "I don't know" as a political answer, aimed to offend neither his fundamentalist base or the GLBT community.

Kerry's answer was essentially, "You don't know? Why haven't you talked to gay people about it? It's not like you don't have the opportunity to do so. Have a chat with the daughter of your vice president. I have talked with gay people, I have learned from them, and I am not afraid to stand up here and say what I have learned."