Buttressing a Beleaguered Kerry
Sources:Gabriel Garnica & World Net Daily
A botched joke about the President’s intelligence? Well, despite the president’s pattern of sometimes fumbling with words, he does have a Harvard MBA and a Yale degree and made better grades than Kerry.
In trying to be Mr. Cool the imbecile Kerry once again ends up sounding like Mr. Fool. He’s a clueless elitist stuck in the 1960s.
More damnable even than all this, though, was Kerry’s laughable explanation of his statement before those students, where he said:
“You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don’t, you get stuck in Iraq.”
Kerry’s camp now says he actually meant to say this:
“Do you know where you end up if you don’t study, if you aren’t smart, if you’re intellectually lazy? You end up getting us stuck in a war in Iraq. Just ask President Bush.”
B.S.!!!!!
These are two vastly different statements, yet Kerry and his supporters are trying to tell us that he botched it by just one word – instead of saying “you get us stuck in Iraq” (referring to Bush), he misspoke and said “you get stuck in Iraq.”
This is a patently absurd defense. Of the two versions, they include only 11 matchings words, while 23 words from the purported original text never passed Kerry’s lips.
And, again, President Bush’s name was never mentioned in the actual statement.
P.S.
Comrade Kerry:
The Heritage Foundation’s statistics show that 99.9% of the military have at least a high school education, nearly half of the officers have advanced or professional degrees and over one third of all military have a master’s degree.
Once again, Kerry’s babysitting media has to scramble to give us a hundred contortions of “what he meant to say.”Hey, when you try to call the guy who beat you (in a presidential election) an imbecile, what does that make you since you lost to him?
No sooner had Kerry’s camp emerged with a convoluted explanation of his remarks being a “botched joke” at the expense of the president (whose name was never mentioned in Kerry’s offending remarks) than the Old Media elites picked up those talking points and ran with them.
There’s a pattern here that can be traced back more than three decades, but it is a pattern that simply doesn’t fit into the Old Media’s obvious strategy of buttressing a beleaguered Kerry and providing political cover for Democrats in advance of the crucial midterm elections this upcoming Tuesday.
This is the same guy who slandered millions of Vietnam veterans when he spoke before a Senate committee in 1971, comparing our soldiers then to the barbaric hordes of Genghis Khan.
He is the same guy who, just last December, accused our troops in Iraq of breaking into the private homes of Iraqi civilians in the dead of night and terrorizing women and children.
Arrogantly lecturing all of us about how to feel, act, and think.
A botched joke about the President’s intelligence? Well, despite the president’s pattern of sometimes fumbling with words, he does have a Harvard MBA and a Yale degree and made better grades than Kerry.
In trying to be Mr. Cool the imbecile Kerry once again ends up sounding like Mr. Fool. He’s a clueless elitist stuck in the 1960s.
More damnable even than all this, though, was Kerry’s laughable explanation of his statement before those students, where he said:
“You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don’t, you get stuck in Iraq.”
Kerry’s camp now says he actually meant to say this:
“Do you know where you end up if you don’t study, if you aren’t smart, if you’re intellectually lazy? You end up getting us stuck in a war in Iraq. Just ask President Bush.”
B.S.!!!!!
These are two vastly different statements, yet Kerry and his supporters are trying to tell us that he botched it by just one word – instead of saying “you get us stuck in Iraq” (referring to Bush), he misspoke and said “you get stuck in Iraq.”
This is a patently absurd defense. Of the two versions, they include only 11 matchings words, while 23 words from the purported original text never passed Kerry’s lips.
And, again, President Bush’s name was never mentioned in the actual statement.
P.S.
Comrade Kerry:
The Heritage Foundation’s statistics show that 99.9% of the military have at least a high school education, nearly half of the officers have advanced or professional degrees and over one third of all military have a master’s degree.
