It would be fun if the Kerry daughters posted here

[politicasista]

and read all these threads hating on their father. Shame, shame, shame.

[clydefrand]

1. Why would it be fun to have his daughters read such things?

I don't understand your statement. Please explain.

[Pacifist Patriot]

10. Sarcasm

[mikelewis]

2. It's not hate, it's frustration... Understandable and contagious angst

[Boswells_Johnson]

3. But the colourful language used to express the frustration is too biting

[NYCGirl]

4. Exactly. And they're adults, aren't they?

Their father has been in politics for years and years. They're used to it.

[mikelewis]

7. Politics has turned into the new sports show. What do you expect?

Americans are natural arm-chair quarterbacks. That's all that's going on here. We're out here yelling, "Foul, Foul, Man, the fuckin ref's full of shit, they're cheating, they're cheating." I think the coaches and the players are trained to tune this out. I think writing a post about John Kerry wimping out is just as acceptable as a post about his secret plan. Who cares, read the ones you like and turn the others off.

[Broken Acorn]

5. Well, maybe they could shed some light on the subject

Like why JK said he would fight for every vote counted and then remain almost completely 1 day following the election.

[Boswells_Johnson]

6. I think the best policy would be to wait and see what happens.

If nothing developes, then perhaps anger might be called for, but we don't know what's going on.

The way I see it is that the media is treating everyone who believes fraud took place as a crackpot. They would probably treat Kerry et. al the same way. By remaining quiet, they've avoided attacks from the press.

[Botany]

8. Better the Kerry daughters then the bush twins

I too suffer the frustration. Kerry won and it was stolen by fraud and
the media will not touch it.

:kick:

[dalloway]

9. I haven't lost faith in Kerry and I was telling my husband

just last night that we would be raising our girls (we have three) to be socially conscious, articulate girls like the Kerry sisters (in stark contrast to the Bush girls)