The desperation is getting worse, wow, and still so many months out.
again, who is the President here?
McClellan sounds like a cry baby loser on the playground.
3-15-2004 White House asks Kerry to Prove he has Foriegn Leaders Backing him
Kerry should identify the leaders who purportedly hope he beats President Bush in November, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said. "Either he is straightforward and states who they are, or the only conclusion one can draw is that he is making it up to attack the president," the spokesman said.
Three times, McClellan repeated the charge that Kerry was "making it up."
"This is not the first time he has refused to back up his assertions," McClellan said.
McClellan's remarks came a day after Spanish voters ousted the conservative party that had strongly backed Bush on the Iraq war.
Asked whether the Spanish election results gave credence to Kerry's claim that some foreign leaders want to see Bush booted from the White House, McClellan chuckled.
"I think that if Senator Kerry is going to say he has support from foreign leaders then he needs to be straightforward with the American people and say who it is that he has spoken with and who it is that supports him," McClellan said.
Kerry told reporters, "They're trying to change the subject from jobs, health care, the environment and social security. They don't have a campaign so they're trying to divert it."
More desperation, Last I checked Bush has been President for last 3 years, Bush looking at some sort of time warp where Kerry has already been President???
3-12-2004 Bush Ad: Kerry Wrong on Taxes and Defense
WASHINGTON - On the air for just a week, President Bush launches the first negative television ads of his re-election campaign on Friday, accusing Democratic rival John Kerry of being "wrong on taxes" and "wrong on defense."
3-11-2004 Bush Unveils Negative Ads Against Kerry
President Bush will unleash his first negative ads against John Kerry on Thursday, accusing the Democrat of seeking to raise taxes by $900 billion and wanting to "delay defending America"
3-11-2004 Kerry Won't Apologize for Comment on GOP
Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., said, "We see John Kerry as Ted Kennedy on a South Beach diet."
3-8-2004 Conservatives Run Ad Parody Against Kerry
A conservative group headed by one of former President Clinton's harshest critics is airing an ad that pokes fun at presumptive Democratic nominee John Kerry's haircut, designer clothing and property holdings.
Citizens United, headed by former Republican congressional aide David Bossie, began airing the ad ? a parody of MasterCard's "priceless" commercials
The ad shows Kerry, boats at a marina and oceanfront property as an announcers says: "Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Hairstyle by Christophe's $75. Designer shirts: $250. Forty-two foot luxury yacht: $1 million. Four lavish mansions and beachfront estate: Over $30 million."
Another shot is of Kerry and Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., with the words: "Another rich, liberal elitist from Massachusetts who claims he's a man of the people. Priceless."
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Of course they fail to mention he is married to the Heinz Empire heirous and everyone knows that already.
again, who is the President here?
McClellan sounds like a cry baby loser on the playground.
3-15-2004 White House asks Kerry to Prove he has Foriegn Leaders Backing him
Kerry should identify the leaders who purportedly hope he beats President Bush in November, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said. "Either he is straightforward and states who they are, or the only conclusion one can draw is that he is making it up to attack the president," the spokesman said.
Three times, McClellan repeated the charge that Kerry was "making it up."
"This is not the first time he has refused to back up his assertions," McClellan said.
McClellan's remarks came a day after Spanish voters ousted the conservative party that had strongly backed Bush on the Iraq war.
Asked whether the Spanish election results gave credence to Kerry's claim that some foreign leaders want to see Bush booted from the White House, McClellan chuckled.
"I think that if Senator Kerry is going to say he has support from foreign leaders then he needs to be straightforward with the American people and say who it is that he has spoken with and who it is that supports him," McClellan said.
Kerry told reporters, "They're trying to change the subject from jobs, health care, the environment and social security. They don't have a campaign so they're trying to divert it."
More desperation, Last I checked Bush has been President for last 3 years, Bush looking at some sort of time warp where Kerry has already been President???
3-12-2004 Bush Ad: Kerry Wrong on Taxes and Defense
WASHINGTON - On the air for just a week, President Bush launches the first negative television ads of his re-election campaign on Friday, accusing Democratic rival John Kerry of being "wrong on taxes" and "wrong on defense."
3-11-2004 Bush Unveils Negative Ads Against Kerry
President Bush will unleash his first negative ads against John Kerry on Thursday, accusing the Democrat of seeking to raise taxes by $900 billion and wanting to "delay defending America"
3-11-2004 Kerry Won't Apologize for Comment on GOP
Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., said, "We see John Kerry as Ted Kennedy on a South Beach diet."
3-8-2004 Conservatives Run Ad Parody Against Kerry
A conservative group headed by one of former President Clinton's harshest critics is airing an ad that pokes fun at presumptive Democratic nominee John Kerry's haircut, designer clothing and property holdings.
Citizens United, headed by former Republican congressional aide David Bossie, began airing the ad ? a parody of MasterCard's "priceless" commercials
The ad shows Kerry, boats at a marina and oceanfront property as an announcers says: "Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Hairstyle by Christophe's $75. Designer shirts: $250. Forty-two foot luxury yacht: $1 million. Four lavish mansions and beachfront estate: Over $30 million."
Another shot is of Kerry and Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., with the words: "Another rich, liberal elitist from Massachusetts who claims he's a man of the people. Priceless."
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Of course they fail to mention he is married to the Heinz Empire heirous and everyone knows that already.
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