An exercise in lunacy.
 

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A War Without Reason
By BOB HERBERT

The New York Times
October 18, 2004


We can read editorials (which is all this was) by idiots in any newspaper.
Armed with a few facts, which this clown isn't, it is easy to dispel almost
every assertion he tries to make.

Thankfully, America's power, resolve and courage don't rely on our even
distribution of idiots, and the rest of the world gets a lesson in both our
patience and our resolve every so often.

Kerry, or most others like him, would have done exactly the same thing on
the same course that Bush took. Pretending that is not true during the
rhetoric surrounding an election is truly reserved for the idiots that we
all know and care for. Without them, who would ask us "would you like fries
with that?"

Jack

Jack Painter wrote:
Kerry, or most others like him, would have done exactly the same thing on
the same course that Bush took.

But Kerry wouldn't have taken the same course. He'd have announced the
creation of a new cabinet post, Secretary of Counterterrorism, and then
made a speech informing the nation that he was working with the new
Secretary to create a commission to formulate a plan to bring about
world peace. Then while he contacted the United Nations to send some
delegates to the commission, his lawyers would be suing to censor
Fox News Network and Rush Limbaugh to prevent them from highlighting
the nonsensical nature of all this.

--
Waterloo, Iowa, October 21, 2004 -- Presidential candidate John Kerry today
declared victory in the election as hordes of DNC attorneys descended on
courtrooms all over the country, suing to disqualify Bush votes on grounds
that no sane person would vote for him.