MnMikew wrote:

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
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On Sun 01 May 2005 12:21:39p, dxAce wrote in
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David wrote:

On 01 May 2005 02:55:30 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Yeah -- you can get me something to backup your pathetic attempts at
lies, distortion and mis-information, Sunshine!

Don't you remember what you tried to assert? Here, let me refresh your
memory. You said:

rickets idiocy
"...Look for yourself. Rove used fear to turn out the usually
apathetic
profoundly faithful..."
/rickets idiocy

All you've provided is Rove pointing out something everyone already
knew:
Christians voted for Bush over (S)kerry.

If you can't manage anything other than pathetic attempts at
lies, distortion and mis-information, why are you even bothering to
post?

Spank you very much!
(for the gazillionth time...)

-=jd=-
Fundamentalists don't vote as a rule. They don't trust either party.
There needed to be a volatile issue to get them out.


Says who?



Yeah, and that issue was the possble election of the total idiot Kerry.


No doubt about it. Yet, those idiots supporting (S)kerry can't handle or
accept the harsh fact that they put up such a dud for a candidate. Ergo,
in
their self-absorbed, campus-propaganda, sheeple mentality, there *must* be
another reason... So they come up with all sorts of absurdities to shift
the
blame away from their own failed ideologies -- if only to make themselves
feel a bit better. Bush did it. Rove did it. It was anyone else, except
themselves and their loser candidate. The whole lot of them are pathetic.
What's truly pathetic is the incessant drive they have to demonstrate
their
inherent patheticness over, and over, and over...

What's even more pathetic is they're going to run him again in '08.

Cool... it was fun once, it'll be fun again!

Maybe this time we'll find out if he was actually dishonourably discharged at
one time. That'd be a real hoot.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
What's even more pathetic is they're going to run him again in '08.

Cool... it was fun once, it'll be fun again!

Maybe this time we'll find out if he was actually dishonourably discharged
at
one time. That'd be a real hoot.

Let the fun begin!

WASHINGTON - Sen. John F. Kerry tapped campaign funds for Red Sox tickets
and to pay nearly $300 in overdue Boston parking tickets in March, records
show.

Kerry's Senate campaign committee wrote a $287 check to the City of
Boston Parking Clerk on March 31, 2005. The Bay State senator listed
``travel expense'' as the purpose for the expenditure.

Kerry leased a car for campaign-related travel in Massachusetts that
was cited for about a half-dozen parking tickets in Boston.

Most of the tickets were issued in October and November 2003 and not
paid until more than 15 months later in March 2005 after accruing penalty
fees.

``They were leftover tickets we only found out about when we closed out
the lease,'' Kerry spokeswoman Jenny Backus said. ``The car was used for the
Senate campaign by staffers and volunteers.''

Kerry, meanwhile, used presidential campaign funds for a $3,150 tab for
Boston Red Sox tickets in July when he threw out the first pitch at Fenway
Park before the Democratic National Convention.

A Federal Election Commission spokesman said congressmen are entitled
to pay for parking tickets and other expenses from their campaign funds as
long as they were ``campaign-related.''

Other members of the Bay State congressional delegation also reported
some novel spending this year.

U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-South Boston) spent $1,231 on makeup
services during a two-week stretch in March, according to his most recent
FEC report.

``Congresssman Lynch had a pretty intensive round of TV interviews due
to the baseball steroid hearings, the Big Dig hearings and his Iraq trip,''
Lynch spokesman Matt Ferraguto said.