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Terry Kerry 'Only an idiot wouldn't like this'

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posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 07:52 AM
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Fox News/AP
Sept 9, 2004

LANCASTER, Pa. � Teresa Heinz Kerry says "only an idiot" would fail to support the health care plan proposed by her husband, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry.

Kerry's proposal includes health care subsidies for children, the unemployed, small companies and others as well as government assistance to insurers and employers that hold down premiums for workers.

Heinz Kerry's comments came as she discussed with the Intelligencerpport her husband's health care plan. Republicans control the House and Senate.

"Only an idiot wouldn't like this," Heinz Kerry told the newspaper for a story in its Thursday editions. "Of course, there are idiots."

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Well, she was quiet for a week. Ever since her 'episode'
last week and subsequent hospitalization. I guess she
got her meds straight and now she's out 'helping' her
hubby again.


Some folks here have said that they like her 'straight forward'
style. Sorry, but I don't care for her 'style'. Kerry might
have a good plan for health care (I doubt it), but her
behavior is distracting from the message. She isn't the
one who should be delivering it, if Kerry wants to win.

Just the way this story was covered by the AP confirms
that she's a distraction. They spent more time talking about
how she called 1/2 of Americans 'idiots', rather than talk
about the Kerry 'plan' for health care and how he intends
to pay for it (raising taxes).



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 07:56 AM
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that's a kind thing to call her fellow Americans. Seems she is in the right party now. She belongs to the party of smear and hate, the Democrat Party.



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 08:16 AM
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Golly gee whiz 'Evita' Terezah, I guess 'we' had better vote for John Freakin' Kerry ifin' we don't want to be idiots, huh?!
Honestly.....wasn't the Democrats just going bonkers over what Cheney said about making the right vote ifin' we don't want another 9/11 type terrorist act to happen? Yet 'Terezah' or Ketchup Lady can simply continue to mutter and spout the stereotypical idiotic BS that continues to fumigate from between her lips?!


Riight....!


Btw, can we get 'Terezah' to disclose her personal tax records....yet!?

The problem with 'Terezah' is that those Billions have been destroying her sense of values, in that 'we' are simply considered or deemed "common idiotic folk".....peasants.....lower-class.....

Here's food for thought:
Is 'Terezah' considered or even deemed a rich witch or rich bitch?




seekerof



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 08:46 AM
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I am a wee bit right wing, like, Republicans are a tad liberal for me
but even I can give the Democrats some advice.....

Find a nice tropical Island, have TerAYsa buy it, and make sure she moves there, way far away from the media and J.F.K's campaign.



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 09:06 AM
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All the money in the world will not buy you CLASS.



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 09:25 AM
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Originally posted by groingrinder
All the money in the world will not buy you CLASS.


AMEN!!



Note: if you have a finger up your nose to the SECOND KNUCKLE, you probably ate them as a kid too!!! Or, maybe it wasn't a pretzel after all, but a chunk of frontal lobe he picked/ate/chocked on/passed out from!?!?!



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 10:35 AM
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OMG! That's an awful picture!
Bet ya' had to dig around for that one.
Score one for the libs.


But know what? Terry Kerry is worse.
Bush got caught with his finger up his
nose from years ago. Terry Kerry is
still at it.

I think she's the republican secret weapon.


She's definately Hillary's dream come true. With
Terry Kerry on the campaign trail, Hillary still has a
shot at 2008, and I'm sure she's VERY happy every
time Terry Kerry opens her mouth.



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 10:50 AM
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You love Bush's simpelton-"I can have a beer with him"-bulls**t, his calling reporters "Major league @ssholes" and Cheney telling elected officials on the floor of the Senate to F**k Off, yet this is an "outrage" on Mrs. Kerry's part!!


I think it's time you boys got your big antebellum hoop & corset dresses out of the closet, for " Y'all have surely caught the vapors!!!!"



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 11:08 AM
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Originally posted by Bout Time
You love Bush's simpelton-"I can have a beer with him"-bulls**t, his calling reporters "Major league @ssholes" and Cheney telling elected officials on the floor of the Senate to F**k Off, yet this is an "outrage" on Mrs. Kerry's part!!


I think it's time you boys got your big antebellum hoop & corset dresses out of the closet, for " Y'all have surely caught the vapors!!!!"


From someone with a "Bush Knew" and "Impeach Bush" banner/link in his signature line! So just exactly which part of the lunatic fringe are you from... The "Bush Knew" conspiracy crowd or the "Anyone But Bush" even Hitler would do crowd? I mean, I'm just curious to know from where do you draw your conclusions? Based upon what logic? As an Independent I can certainly agree that Cheney's comments were inappropriate and I can understand that Bush's comments were meant to be private but were picked up by a microphone. However, Ter-RAY-ZAH's comments continue to gush forth like water from a fire hose... INTENTIONALLY. If Kerry wants to win he had better muzzle that termigant!



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 11:17 AM
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3 words: "You go girl!!"

It seems as though Mrs. Kerry was taking a poke at the idiot president "Bushy"- where is his healthcare plan?

I do think it is high time that the US had a first lady who is assertive and speaks her mind. I see it as one step closer to ending the misogynism and finally having a female president.

MK



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 11:48 AM
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I don't think she's so much an outrage as just an obvious detraction from Kerry's campaign. If Cheney or Bush screw up, it's them, not their wives doing it. If they alienate voters, it's them, not their wives. Kerry might not get a chance with some people if his wife keeps on flapping off at the yap like she does. My concern is that if he did win, and they did the meet/greet with other leaders and such, she's going to say something incredibly stupid and offensive to one of them and cause a problem. She needs to be more reserved and not act like she's "taking on" the press and the republicans, because she's not the candidate. Her role should be one of support for her husband without becoming notorious for her remarks. I think she's a liability to him.



posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 11:53 AM
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Originally posted by Bout Time

Originally posted by groingrinder
All the money in the world will not buy you CLASS.


AMEN!!



Note: if you have a finger up your nose to the SECOND KNUCKLE, you probably ate them as a kid too!!! Or, maybe it wasn't a pretzel after all, but a chunk of frontal lobe he picked/ate/chocked on/passed out from!?!?!


Comment: Bush contemplating his 911 Commission proposed head honcho!





posted on Sep, 10 2004 @ 11:55 AM
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Bush's Medicare plan is an ineffectual mess, that only benefits the drug companies. Then he broke the law to get it passed! Idiots!



WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 - The Bush administration illegally withheld data from Congress on the cost of the new Medicare law, and as a penalty, the former head of the Medicare agency, Thomas A. Scully, should repay seven months of his salary to the government, federal investigators said Tuesday.

The investigators, from the Government Accountability Office, said Mr. Scully had threatened to fire the chief Medicare actuary, in violation of an explicit provision of federal appropriations law.

Accordingly, they said, federal money could not be used to pay Mr. Scully's salary after he began making the threats to the actuary in May 2003.

The conclusion came in a formal legal opinion by the accountability office, an investigative arm of Congress formerly known as the General Accounting Office. The agency applied its interpretation of the law to factual findings previously made by the inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services.

The Bush administration did not quarrel with those facts, but said on Tuesday that it was unconstitutional for Congress to compel the disclosure of data over objections from the executive branch.

NYT



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