OT: Viet Cong Backs Kerry.

The presidential race a side show??? There is an insult to all the side shows everywhere-

"I'm getting into politics-All the best comedy is being done in the Senate these days" Penn Gillette

Guess you're right about that - I apologize to Circuses and Carnies everywhere - Kerry is somethng else again. - I won't make my next remark or I'll be apoligizing to the creator of the Munsters.

Val Kraut

Well a perjurer for sure.

Ed

Not Fonda Kerry

a record thats shady at best??? yeah, thats worthy him being the Commander in Chief? lol

Only in the eyes of the Church. Maybe. Depending on the politics of any specific Catholic cleric. I think.

Hey, don't give him any ideas! ;-p

Bush isn't running on his war record. He's running on what he's done the last 3+ years. What has Kerry done lately?

Works for me. If Kerry wants to keep running on his war record he can just keep on fighting the Swifties instead of trumpeting his sterling Senate record.....

Just don't tell him about Tarn-X.....

Ya' know, in accordance with the Constitution and Boll of rights, John Kerry had every right to speak his mind about the Vietnam War after he returned. However, I don't like what he said or what he did and I have the right to despise him for that. It's true, the First amendment grants the right of free speech but Kerry's credibility problem in this vein is that, now, when it seems to be to his advantage to wrap himself in the glow of the very military establishment he so denigrated and despised, acting like he never said or did what he did. If he were a man of honor and trust; a man of conviction who stands by his beliefs (but he is none of those) he would face up to the past, stand by what he so strongly believed, and move on to telling us about his great record in elected office. He can't have it both ways and that's why this Vietnam Vet is not Fonda John Kerry.

-- -- " In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon

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I heard on NPR last week that a Bishop (I think...) in St. Louis had previously stated that it was a sin to vote for any politician that was for "abortion rights".

As the story ran, this particualar Catholic Cleric has since relinquished to stating that it is not a sin if the views of the politician opposing are of "a greater evil" than one whom favors abortion, but that if John Kerry walked into his church that he personally would refuse to give him Communion.

Great new invention - The Communion Waffle - or Maybe a flip-flop wafer