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Judy Hamilton
1st November 2006, 04:17 PM (16:17)
please if you favor the Democratic canidates..just close this and do not read

as I am not here to offend..just inform

NEWS RELEASE

State Democrats have close ties with Kerry and share liberal ideology

OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 1) - Oklahoma's GOP chairman today said he was appalled, but not surprised, at the recent comments of Sen. John Kerry (D- Mass) implying members of the military have been relegated to that life because they are uneducated.

Daxon was referring to remarks Kerry recently made insulting our brave men and women serving in Iraq, suggesting if they had done their "homework" and made "an effort to be smart," they wouldn't be "stuck in Iraq." Later, Kerry refused to apologize for his comments.

He also cautioned Democrats like Brad Henry and David Hunter, Democratic congressional candidate, and others either have ties with Sen. Kerry, actively campaigned for him in 2004, or share his liberal beliefs. He further said national groups such as the Democratic Legislative Candidate Committee have poured several hundred thousand dollars into Oklahoma trying to influence local elections for liberal candidates.

"This is the leadership of the Democratic Party showing their true colors. It makes me furious to think Oklahomans in Lawton or Ft. Sill or out in Altus who have made sacrifices spending time away from their families, lost loved ones and continue to put their lives on the line, have to put up with this kind of nonsense from a bunch of liberals stuck in the sixties," said Tom Daxon.

"This is who the Democratic party really is. Just look at David Hunter. We know his positions on defending America are basically the same as John Kerry's," Daxon said. "They are both cut and run liberals. He's been harping on that theme for months now. But suddenly Dr. Hunter is oddly silent when Kerry's comments cross the line and insult our men and women in uniform."

"Or take state senate candidate, Andrew Rice in Oklahoma City. He openly opposes the war in Iraq and advocates forgiveness for terrorists," said Daxon.

Daxon pointed out that even Gov. Brad Henry campaigned for Kerry to be president and coached Kerry on how to get Oklahomans to vote for him. "If Brad Henry had his way, John Kerry would have been our President," said Daxon.

"If conservatives don't get out and vote next Tuesday we will have John Kerry and his liberal buddies like Nancy Pelosi and David Hunter running congress and taking over seats in Oklahoma's legislature," said Daxon.

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the above is not a statement penned my this naznetter
it is a message i am passing on ..recieved in my e-mail

Bruce Carriker
1st November 2006, 05:23 PM (17:23)
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Originally Posted by Glenn Harris
...many of the people who are defending his actions and screaming that it is nothing but a Republican effort to confuse the issues would be screaming for his head on a stick if he were a Republican and likewise, many of the people who are screaming for his head on a stick would be jumping through hoops to explain, defend or justify his remarks if he were a Republican.

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Rich Hudson
1st November 2006, 05:49 PM (17:49)
The Bush-Kerry sparring brings to mind a notable political precedent involving a president and a former vice president.

In 1966, as Richard Nixon stumped for Republican candidates across the country, President Lyndon Johnson dismissed the former vice president as a "chronic campaigner."

The GOP made major gains, and Johnson put the spotlight on the man who would succeed him.

Asked about parallels with Bush's White House 40 years later, Kerry replied, "Obviously these guys are looking at me, and listening to me, and are worried at what I'm saying."

(Seattle P-I columnist Joel Connelly)


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Bruce Carriker
1st November 2006, 07:44 PM (19:44)
John Kerry obviously has a lot more confidence in his political future than most Democratic voters, who have been looking for their next candidate since the Wednesday after the election in '04.

BobHunt
1st November 2006, 08:59 PM (20:59)
Mr John Kerry strikes out again towards our brave troops, just as he has done myriads of times before, in saying that they go into Iraqi womens homes at midnight and brutally rape and terrorize woman and children......its the same lines he used about Viet Nam and the same lines that got his photos up in the halls of the North Vietnamese Halls as a hero. He is as much of a traitor as Benedict Arnold if not more.
Our troops recognize it, now even some of the Dems recognize it and are distancing themselves from him. He cancelled speaking times today and issued only a half apology, instead of saying he was wrong he said "Im sorry if you took it wrong" He is like many others...always shifting the blame on someone else.