"J. Clarke" wrote in message
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Todd Fatheree wrote:
Then he apparently doesn't have the courage of his convictions, assuming
he has any core beliefs in the first place that go beyond getting
elected.
We're not talking about tax policy or which state gets a new highway
here.
He claims to believe that innocent children are being slaughtered, but
chooses to do nothing to stop it, hiding behind the religous freedom of
others to commit murder. If you believed a child was being murdered,
would
you allow it to happen as long as the murderer thought it was OK? I
doubt
it. That's why Kerry's stance is inconsistent. He wants to be on both
sides of the issue at the same time.

Uh, Kerry lost, it's over, who gives a damn what Kerry's "stance" is on
anything? Think he's going to run again? Geez, get a life--you're as bad
as the Southerners who are still fighting the Civil War.

I used his stance as a recent example. His position is not unique, which is
why it's up for discussion. I'm not worried about him or any other Democrat
getting into the White House for a long time.

todd