Harry Reid

 

http://reid.senate.gov/record.cfm?id=250689

 

"Americans have heard tough talk from President Bush over the last five years, but the reality is, his policies have made America less safe."

 

John Kerry

 

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/05/27/kerry.security/

 

Bush "made America less safe."

 

Nancy Pelosi

 

http://democraticmajority.com/content/66/k...-iraq-amendment

 

"the Iraq war has made us less safe, and led to squandered opportunities to fight global terror because of the allocation of resources in Iraq."

 

Teddy Kennedy

 

http://democraticmajority.com/content/66/k...-iraq-amendment

 

"This president has made us less safe, not more safe."

 

I am noticing a theme here...

Harry Reid

 

http://reid.senate.gov/record.cfm?id=250689

John Kerry

 

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/05/27/kerry.security/

Nancy Pelosi

 

http://democraticmajority.com/content/66/k...-iraq-amendment

Teddy Kennedy

 

http://democraticmajority.com/content/66/k...-iraq-amendment

I am noticing a theme here...

 

Yup. I said months ago (and so did others) that the Dems should try to turn the security issue around and point it at the GOP, if they want to really rake it in in the '06 midterms. Evan Bayh made a big statement that way too, a few weeks ago. Now the talking heads of the liberal set are doing it. No surprise here.

If you want to call Hillarity stupid for criticizing the Administration for playing the fear card while the Dems are doing the same thing, go ahead, that makes sense.

 

But when the Vice President told us that, to paraphrase, if we voted for John Kerry in 2004 there was a danger we'd be attacked again, I think anyone who supports Bush has given up the right to criticize someone for "playing the fear card". (and you know as well as I do that's just the tip of the iceberg)

When I think of strong defense and making the country safer I immediately think of Ted Kennedy, Nancy Pelosi, Hill and the rest. LOL

Edited February 10, 200620 yr by southsideirish71

 

 

Courtesy of The Captain's Quarters blog.

Less Safe??? Now that is a good laugh mainly because of all the money Clinton took from the military. And it seems funny that after both 9/11 and the beginning of the Iraq war the liberals all said Bush was doing a solid job, and now just because the war has lost popularity the liberals are now saying that Bush is keeping us less safe?

 

 

 

I guess we could always use the John Kerry line: "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it.”

 

Could you imagine somebody like him being president, now that is scary.

Less Safe???  Now that is a good laugh mainly because of all the money Clinton took from the military.  And it seems funny that after both 9/11 and the beginning of the Iraq war the liberals all said Bush was doing a solid job, and now just because the war has lost popularity the liberals are now saying that Bush is keeping us less safe? 

I guess we could always use the John Kerry line:  "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it.”

 

Could you imagine somebody like him being president, now that is scary.

 

Could you imagine a civilian spouting off more party talking points than you just did? Now that is scary.

Could you imagine a civilian spouting off more party talking points than you just did? Now that is scary.

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One thing I have yet to see any liberal dispute the fact that they flip-flop on every important issue, until they get united and take a firm stance on something then us conservatives have no worries

Could you imagine a civilian spouting off more party talking points than you just did? Now that is scary.

 

You've got your own conservatives to worry about.

If you want to call Hillarity stupid for criticizing the Administration for playing the fear card while the Dems are doing the same thing, go ahead, that makes sense. 

 

But when the Vice President told us that, to paraphrase, if we voted for John Kerry in 2004 there was a danger we'd be attacked again, I think anyone who supports Bush has given up the right to criticize someone for "playing the fear card".  (and you know as well as I do that's just the tip of the iceberg)

 

Who criticized prior to your post?

One thing I have yet to see any liberal dispute the fact that they flip-flop on every important issue, until they get united and take a firm stance on something then us conservatives have no worries

 

And yet more talking points. Politics is easy when you see either party as one giant band of clones, isn't it?

:rolly

And yet more talking points.  Politics is easy when you see either party as one giant band of clones, isn't it?

:rolly

And the quotes that started this thread aren't Democratic "talking points"? Politics are so screwed up.

Less Safe???  Now that is a good laugh mainly because of all the money Clinton took from the military.  And it seems funny that after both 9/11 and the beginning of the Iraq war the liberals all said Bush was doing a solid job, and now just because the war has lost popularity the liberals are now saying that Bush is keeping us less safe? 

I guess we could always use the John Kerry line:  "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it.”

 

Could you imagine somebody like him being president, now that is scary.

 

Is that sort of like George Bush being against DHS before he was for it?

And the quotes that started this thread aren't Democratic "talking points"?  Politics are so screwed up.

 

How about those clowns in Congress? What a bunch of clowns.

And yet more talking points.  Politics is easy when you see either party as one giant band of clones, isn't it?

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There are democrats I like I think for the Demo's to regain the white house they will need to nomiate someone who is a moderate the extreme liberals like Kerry, Gore, Dean have no chance.

I hope you aren't referring to Liebermann. He scares me to be honest.

 

[/back to my liberal baby killing, puppy stomping ways]

I love how both parties play the fear card, yet neither has an actual plan to make things better. There is a reason I purposely didn't vote in 2004, and why that trend will continue; both parties name call and mud sling, but neither has anything resembling an actual plan.

There are democrats I like I think for the Demo's to regain the white house they will need to nomiate someone who is a moderate the extreme liberals like Kerry, Gore, Dean have no chance.

 

 

Extreme liberals?!?! You have got to stop listening to Rush, Hannity and O'Reilly cause that's total bulls***!

I love how both parties play the fear card, yet neither has an actual plan to make things better.  There is a reason I purposely didn't vote in 2004, and why that trend will continue; both parties name call and mud sling, but neither has anything resembling an actual plan.

 

With all due respect, did you actually get to know who was running in your district?

I can understand why you might feel that way with the President's election - but your Congressman, your Senator, your state legislator? They aren't all the same.

Extreme liberals?!?!  You have got to stop listening to Rush, Hannity and O'Reilly cause that's total bulls***!

John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, Howard Dean, Algore, Hillary Clinton (although she's trying to pass off as a "moderate"), etc. are pretty damn liberal.

Extreme liberals?!?!  You have got to stop listening to Rush, Hannity and O'Reilly cause that's total bulls***!

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WOW I can't believe you actually posted something like that. Kennedy, Gore, Dean, Kerry not extreme liberals.

And the quotes that started this thread aren't Democratic "talking points"?  Politics are so screwed up.

 

Of course they were. That was my point. Note I said nothing about one party or the other specifically.