Heinz Kerry Pwns Herself

[Engineer]

I'll say it...Cheney was a Smartass.

If you think THK was a smartass, don't vote for her. Vote for Mrs. Bush.

Simple?

 

[Bowfinger]

Originally posted by: nick1985

Originally posted by: Bowfinger

Originally posted by: nick1985

Originally posted by: Bowfinger
[ ... ]
But seriously, he was NOT being facetious. He was being dishonest. I know that's a concept Bush many supporters have trouble with (at least when applied to their own people). They will twist and turn and spin 'til they're blue in the face to avoid acknowledging one of your holies lied. Here's a hint: you're not fooling anyone.

heres a hint, he was not being serious! he was just proving the point that he never shows up to congress to vote. he knows he has met him before, he has just missed so many times saying that was just a FACETIOUS way of saying it.

Because you say so?

why was he not facetious? because YOU say so? :roll:

I already answered your question. What an amazing coincidence that you clipped my answer from my quote:

• I didn't see him laugh. I didn't hear him say, "Just kidding." I didn't see him wink or nudge Edwards with his elbow.

I'll ask again: do you even know what "facetious" means? It's not some magical "Get Out of Lying Free" card (unfortunately for you Bushies). Cheney was NOT being facetious. He was being dishonest. I know that's a concept many Bush supporters have trouble with (at least when applied to their own people). They will twist and turn and spin 'til they're blue in the face to avoid acknowledging one of your holies lied. Here's a hint: you're still not fooling anyone.

Tell you what, though. If that's your standard for honesty, I'll expect to never see you criticize Kerry or any other Democrat for lying ever again. After all, they were just being facetious. My standard is a little higher, however.

:roll:

 

[Bowfinger]

Originally posted by: conjur
<yawn>


Bush is SUPPRESSING a CIA report on 9/11!!!


You guys are bitching about a statement taken out of context that means not a gd thing???


Damn you all are desperate!!

Exactly so. Anything to avoid discussing their record.

 

[lordtyranus]

Can we move on to the next Bush campaign diversion now?

I've got to hand it to them. They have been phenomenally successful in inventing a non-stop stream of diversions to distract the press and public from important issues. It's a shame they can't run a country or manage an invasion so well. Or the economy. Or the environment. Or ... you get the point. They excel at deception and diversion, suck at pretty much everything else.

WTF??????/

How can you call this a Bush campaign diversion when the entire incident was started (and ended) by Kerry's wife?

There was very little mention of the Bush campaign until the end.

2. Karen Hughes is a dishonest, partisan hack. Her prissy fussing about Heinz Kerry ignoring motherhood made a good sound bite for the fawning, so-called "liberal" media, but it conveniently ignored what Heinz Kerry actually said:

Of course she is, being a Bush advisor. But her comments are not the focus of the article.

 

[b0mbrman]

Well she is sorta right. At least she didn't invade Iraq

In any case, I won't vote for Heinz, I'll vote for Kerry anyway...

 

[Isla]

Originally posted by: nick1985

Originally posted by: Mo0o
It was a mistake, just like Cheney's comment on not meeting Senator Edwards

he was obviouslty fecesious when he said that :roll:

Fixed 😉

 

[J Heartless Slick]

Originally posted by: ntdz

Originally posted by: tallest1
lordtyranus, are you expecting the libs to reply with a "She's right!!" or something? Unlike most folks on the other spectrum, the liberals here don't follow party lines and blindly follow whatever their fearless leader (and/or spouse) says

yeah they do, just wait, there will be some liberals in here defending her comments.

I did not plan on voting for her in Nov. anyway.

 

[Red Dawn]

Laura Bush raised 3 wondeful Children.

 

[rudder]

In a statement issued Wednesday, Heinz Kerry said: "I had forgotten that Mrs. Bush had worked as a school teacher and librarian, and there couldn't be a more important job than teaching our children. As someone who has been both a full-time mom and full-time in work force, I know we all have valuable experiences that shape who we are. I appreciate and honor Mrs. Bush's service to the country as first lady and am sincerely sorry I had not remembered her important work in the past."


yeh, a full-time mom with servants to cook, clean, and chauffer her around town.

 

[CADsortaGUY]

Originally posted by: Bowfinger

Originally posted by: conjur
<yawn>


Bush is SUPPRESSING a CIA report on 9/11!!!


You guys are bitching about a statement taken out of context that means not a gd thing???


Damn you all are desperate!!

Exactly so. Anything to avoid discussing their record.

Ah yes, the grand diversion of claiming your issue is more important:roll: How about kerry discussing his record? Oh right...that's questioning his patriotism:roll:

If you two want to slick each other up over the CIA business - go back to that thread instead of trolling in this one.

CsG

 

[conjur]

Uh, ANY issue is more important than this piece. This isn't even worthy of Inside Edition or some rag show like that.

Hell, I think a report that one of the candidates has toe fungus would be more newsworthy.

 

[alchemize]

So I guess I missed this, I didn't see anyone comment...but I would assume that Ms. Ketchup/Senator's wife has held "real jobs" then right? Here's what I saw on CNN:

Born in Mozambique, Heinz Kerry worked for the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations in the 1960s when she moved to the United States. She has also been the chairman of The Howard Heinz Endowment and the [/b]Heinz Family Philanthropies[/b] since her first husband, Sen. John Heinz, died in a plane crash in 1991.

Aha. That's a real job, as opposed to teacher, librarian, and stay-at-home mother. Funny, I don't know anybody that works at the UN, or is a chairwoman of any endowments. I do know a few teachers and librarians and stay at home moms...

If the roles had been reversed (and I would think that Mrs. Bush would have a much more valid argument on the "real job"), we'd have a 300 post thread by now 😀

 

[kage69]

Yet another YABA diversion from real issues... *yawn* Is it desperation, or just simple boredom? I can't tell.

 

[CADsortaGUY]

Originally posted by: kage69
Yet another YABA diversion from real issues... *yawn* Is it desperation, or just simple boredom? I can't tell.

No more desperate than the RBH threads you guys post. So like I mentioned to bow and conjur - please go slick each other up in a different thread where you think the "real issues" are.

CsG

 

[CADsortaGUY]

Originally posted by: conjur
Uh, ANY issue is more important than this piece. This isn't even worthy of Inside Edition or some rag show like that.

Hell, I think a report that one of the candidates has toe fungus would be more newsworthy.

Oh yeah, I forgot. If conjur agrees then it's important, but if conjur disagrees then it's desperation.:roll:

Go slather your boys in the other thread then, if you don't like this thread.

CsG

 

[Pliablemoose]

I guess what freaks me out about Kerry marrying her is that he did in the first place, I mean was it love or $?

And what kind of person marries for $?

Probably the same kind of guy that re-enacts scenes in Vietnam on film for later use in a future run for public office.

Or the kind of guy that earned the nickname "Liveshot Kerry" from his buddies.

THK's nickname among Kerry staffers is "the stepmoney" more than a little telling about what they think of her &amp; JFK's relationship with her.

 

[DoubleL]

Don't put to much in it, I mean look who she married, You know she has problems

 

[CADsortaGUY]

Originally posted by: alchemize
So I guess I missed this, I didn't see anyone comment...but I would assume that Ms. Ketchup/Senator's wife has held "real jobs" then right? Here's what I saw on CNN:

Born in Mozambique, Heinz Kerry worked for the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations in the 1960s when she moved to the United States. She has also been the chairman of The Howard Heinz Endowment and the [/b]Heinz Family Philanthropies[/b] since her first husband, Sen. John Heinz, died in a plane crash in 1991.

Aha. That's a real job, as opposed to teacher, librarian, and stay-at-home mother. Funny, I don't know anybody that works at the UN, or is a chairwoman of any endowments. I do know a few teachers and librarians and stay at home moms...

If the roles had been reversed (and I would think that Mrs. Bush would have a much more valid argument on the "real job"), we'd have a 300 post thread by now 😀

So true. I suppose though, in high society, the only "real jobs" are those that she had. Those icky nasty jobs where you actually have to work are too dirty for people like her.😉

CsG

 

[imported_Ivan244]

I find it very interesting so many saying how good Heinz was for apologizing, yet no one seems to mention how well Laura Bush handle the situation.

Laura didn't go crazy, didn't use it as a political agenda. She just merely stated that she understood how much pressure Heinz was under and sometimes you misspeak.

So Libs, how about some love for Laura Bush handling this in a very classy, dignified manner. If you praise Heinz for apologizing, should you not at the very least praise Laura for her handling of the matter?

 

[conjur]

Originally posted by: Ivan244
I find it very interesting so many saying how good Heinz was for apologizing, yet no one seems to mention how well Laura Bush handle the situation.

Laura didn't go crazy, didn't use it as a political agenda. She just merely stated that she understood how much pressure Heinz was under and sometimes you misspeak.

So Libs, how about some love for Laura Bush handling this in a very classy, dignified manner. If you praise Heinz for apologizing, should you not at the very least praise Laura for her handling of the matter?

Exactly. This is a NON-ISSUE and I'd say the same thing were Laura to say something similar about Teresa.

This is nothing but diversion from the real issues...Bush's failures and Kerry's "plan" to do better.

 

[kage69]

Ah yes, I see, sorry. It must be this hangover - I forgot that threads criticizing the president and/or his policies are totally analogous to a thread based on inaccurate speculation concerning a candidates wife (quite the important issue for this election mind you).

But hey, whatever - I know it's preferable for your kind to bicker over menial crap like this than attempt to defend withheld CIA reports, prison-abuse scandals, or the flat-out lies and mindboggling acts of incompetence this admin has seen fit to amuse us with.



So we're in agreement; it's desperation, not boredom - gotcha.

 

[Pliablemoose]

LOL, THK was a Rebublican until 2002😉

 

[daveymark]

I don't know if I want the future first lady making these kinds of "mistakes"...she obviously meant what she said. SHe's an elitist, and her true feelings slipped out. I thought she always "says what's on her mind", so why is she backtracking now? Because the Kerry strategists told her to?

 

[Pliablemoose]

Originally posted by: daveymark
I don't know if I want the future first lady making these kinds of "mistakes"...she obviously meant what she said. SHe's an elitist, and her true feelings slipped out. I thought she always "says what's on her mind", so why is she backtracking now? Because the Kerry strategists told her to?

THK has duplicated the role her dead husband played, "I'm the boss because I have money."

Strangely enough, her dead husband was thinking about a run for the presidency prior to his death. Funny how she hooked up with a guy from another political party after his death that ran for president....

They're both Brahmins, and they're made for each other.:disgust:

 

[alchemize]

Originally posted by: conjur

Originally posted by: Ivan244
I find it very interesting so many saying how good Heinz was for apologizing, yet no one seems to mention how well Laura Bush handle the situation.

Laura didn't go crazy, didn't use it as a political agenda. She just merely stated that she understood how much pressure Heinz was under and sometimes you misspeak.

So Libs, how about some love for Laura Bush handling this in a very classy, dignified manner. If you praise Heinz for apologizing, should you not at the very least praise Laura for her handling of the matter?

Exactly. This is a NON-ISSUE and I'd say the same thing were Laura to say something similar about Teresa.

This is nothing but diversion from the real issues...Bush's failures and Kerry's "plan" to do better.

Yes, Conjur. We need to get back to what Alan Keyes said about Cheney's daughter, right?

And is Keyes daughter gay? Another real issue.