actually my uncle is in the 82nd airborne........so i would stfu if I were you....bush made no mitake so stfu
Oh, and btw.....
John F. Kerry missed 72% of 119 recorded votes held in 2003 on issues President Bush had taken a position on according to Congressional Quarterly. Fellow Massachusetts senator Teddy "Chappaquidick" Kennedy missed only 3% of these votes.
John Kerry met with Ralph Nader last week. Both sides of every issue were
discussed. And then, Nader spoke
KERRY CANNOT MAKE UP HIS MIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If anyone can figure out what John Kerry stands for other than John Kerry getting elected please let me know. Bush's latest attack is that Kerry voted against the $87 billion appropriation for the Iraqi reconstruction. Kerry's response:
I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it...
Heres a list of all the things kerry changed his mind on:
Troop Funding
Tough on Castro
Kyoto Treaty
Arafat
50 Cent Tax Hike
Abortion as a State Issue
ANWAR
PAC Money
$10,000 PAC Donation Limit
Personal Funds in Campaign
Vietnam in Campaigns
NAFTA
Federal Health Benefits
Military Service for Office
Burma Sanctions
Health Coverage
Welfare Reform
Gay Marriage
Litmus Test for Judges
Medical Marijuana
Affirmative Action
Death Penalty
Business Income Taxes
NCLB
Raising Taxes during downturn
Double Taxation of Dividends
Patriot Act
Intelligence Cuts
Cuban Sanctions
Persian Gulf War
Iraqi War
Israeli Fence
Criticizing president during war
ethanol
Play the Kerry vs Kerry Game!John Kerry on tax issues:
December, 2002 - Senator John Kerry supports ending the double taxation of dividends: "To encourage investments in the jobs of the future - I think we should excite the capital markets by eliminating the tax on capital gains for investments in critical technology companies - zero capital gains on $100 million issuance of stock if it's held for 5 years and has created real jobs. And we should encourage the measurement of the real value of companies by ending the double taxation of dividends." (Senator John Kerry, Remarks At The City Club Of Cleveland, 12/3/02)
May, 2003 - Candidate Kerry flip-flops in favour of class warfare: "I'm not going to allow a specialized tax for the wealthiest Americans to be bum-rushed through the United States Senate and Congress...." (Adam Nagourney, "Kerry Introduces Health Plan, Pointing Up Divisions Among Democratic Contenders," The New York Times, 5/17/03)
"Kerry also reiterated his opposition to the Republican plan to cut taxes on stock dividends. 'This is not the time for a dividends tax cut that goes to individuals,' he said." ("Kerry Says Time Is On Dems' Side," The Associated Press, 5/8/03)
In September 2001, Kerry Said We Should Not Raise Taxes In An Economic Downturn. "The first priority is the economy of our nation. And when you have a downturn in the economy, the last thing you do is raise taxes or cut spending. We shouldn't do either. We need to maintain a course that hopefully will stimulate the economy. . . . No, we should not raise taxes, but we have to put everything on the table to take a look at why we have this structural problem today. . . . you don't want to raise taxes." (NBC's "Meet The Press," September 2, 2001
In December 2002, Kerry Flip-Flopped. NBC's Tim Russert: "Senator . . . should we freeze or roll back the Bush tax cut?" Kerry: "Well, I wouldn't take away from people who've already been given their tax cut . . . . What I would not do is give any new Bush tax cuts. . . ." Russert:"So the tax cut that's scheduled to be implemented in the coming years . . . ." Kerry: "No new tax cut under the Bush plan. . . . It doesn't make economic sense." Russert: "Now, this is a change, because let me show you what you said in September of 2001 when I asked you the very same question." (NBC's "Meet The Press," December 1, 2002)