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John F’in Kerry: Still f’in clueless after all this f’n time
The Boston Globe reports on another Democrat “big gun” Martha Coakley has speaking on her behalf – failed candidate for President John “F.” Kerry, who is speaking out on alleged “dirty tricks” allegedly being perpetrated by “out of state teabaggers” (via multiple ST readers and Twitterers):
Massachusetts Senator John F. Kerry is calling on Republican Scott Brown, who is waging a surging campaign against Democrat Martha Coakley, to curb his supporters, saying that they have engaged in “bullying and threats” in recent days and that some of them are from out-of-state.
“I’m no stranger to hard fought campaigns, but what we’ve seen in the past few days is way over the line and reminiscent of the dangerous atmosphere of Sarah Palin’s 2008 campaign rallies. This is not how democracy works in Massachusetts,” Kerry said this afternoon in a statement.
“Scott Brown needs to speak up and get his out of state tea party supporters under control. In Massachusetts, we fight hard and win elections on the issues and on our differences, not with bullying and threats,” Kerry said.
Brown campaign spokesman Felix Browne said, “People are tired of John Kerry’s partisan politics. His baseless accusations reflect the desperate last gasps of a flailing campaign.”
“Scott Brown is running a positive campaign and has been since the beginning of the race,” Browne said in an emailed statement.
Indeed. If Kerry wants to throw out accusations of dirty tricks, he needs only to look at his own state party, who shamelessly put out a patently false mailer last week that read “1,736 WOMEN WERE RAPED IN MASSACHUSETTS IN 2008. SCOTT BROWN WANTS HOSPITALS TO TURN THEM ALL AWAY.” If Kerry wants to throw out accusations of dirty tricks, he should look to the union thugs with the SEIU who have been canvassing the state over the last couple of months in an effort to intimida-, er, convince voters to vote for Coakley. If Kerry wants to throw out accusations of dirty tricks, then perhaps he’ll condemn Coakley aide and Obama appointee to the Broadcasting Board of Governors Michael Meehan, who recently had to apologize for shoving Weekly Standard reporter John McCormack to the ground as McCormack tried to ask Coakley some tough questions after a posh rally for lobbyists that was held in Wash, DC on Coakley’s behalf. If Kerry wants to throw out accusations of dirty tricks, perhaps he’ll immediately start reflecting on the dirty tricks that the “great” Ted Kennedy played on SCOTUS nominee Robert Bork to the point that “Borking” has now become a verb in the dictionary, a word that is defined as, “To defame or vilify (a person) systematically, esp. in the mass media, usually with the aim of preventing his or her appointment to public office; to obstruct or thwart (a person) in this way.” Not only that, but if Kerry really was concerned about dirty tricks, he’d be reluctant to face the mirror every day after the ultimate of ultimate dirty tricks he played on American soldiers in Vietnam with his Winter Soldier testimony.
In other words, when it comes to dirty tricks, Senator Kerry – you and your party have No. Room. To. Talk. Period.
And speaking of clueless, our President yesterday spoke at the Coakley rally and dismissed Scott Brown’s home town message about driving around the state of MA in his truck to connect with voters. “Forget the truck. Everybody can buy a truck.” Brown responded back today with a swipe of his own (via GP):
Mr. President, unfortunately in this economy, not everybody can buy a truck. My goal is to change that by cutting spending, lowering taxes and letting people keep more of their own money.
No surprise our President and Massachusetts liberals, obviously, are so dismissive of average Americans, eh?
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I’m surprised Kerry didn’t whine about the Swiftboaters again. He almost never misses a chance.
Barry’O sucka punched due to his own off da cuff remarks:
“Mr. President, unfortunately in this economy, not everybody can buy a truck. My goal is to change that by cutting spending, lowering taxes and letting people keep more of their own money.”
Note to Rahm & David: Keep the dog tethered to his teleprompter. Elitists are rarely good at populism.
The title is precious.
Note: this is the second clan-Kennedy designee in less than a year who acted as though a seat in the upper house of Congress was a birthright that could be got out of a probate court rather than a privilege and honor that must be earned. Scott Brown will join Kristin Gillibrand in the honor of having put some very arrogant people in their place; and I suspect Scott Brown will produce policies significantly more palatable than Gillibrand.
America does not have a hereditary nobility. Not the Bushes and certainly not the Kennedys.
Anthony – he may not have whined about the Swiftboaters, but democrats.org sure did! I covertly used their little email form to send anti-ObamaCare emails to local papers, and I’ve been getting their tripe ever since. I got a panicked email a few days ago, saying Martha was being “swiftboated.”
And yes, LOVE the title, ST!
Someone should ask John Francois Kerry if the “bullying and threats” of Brown’s supporters was worse somehow than someone wielding a nightstick outside a polling place on election day?
One of your best, ST!! Couldn’t have put it better!
To continue along Brown’s statement: Mr. President, not everyone wants an ugly, dangerous “green” car that has no power and is a menace to the motorized public simply by its existence. In fact, Mr. President, darned few Americans want anything you have had your power-hungry elitist paws involved in since you became president nearly a year ago.
Please take your arrogant, ivory tower garbage socialism to somewhere it’s appreciated, like to Mr. Ayers or Mr. Wright. They can certainly use a mind like yours. And remind them that, even if they aren’t Massachusetts voters the party can probably find a way of making them eligible.
Every day that treasonous son of a b*tch John Kerry breathes the air outside a maximum-security prison cell is a blood insult to tens of thousands of Vietnam vets/WIA/KIA/POW and to millions of victims of Communist terror directly facilitated by that monster.
Kerry is an elitist who is OUT OF TOUCH with Americans; he knows the general public does not want this railroad shove into socialism–as does BO! I was wearing the uniform when John Kerry slammed our military forces in Vietnam! This shift toward anti-Americanism has brought us to the place where we have a Marxist president who wants to destroy our economy. God Bless Scott Brown and if the decent Americans in Mass. vote him in–maybe we all have a chance to turn this RR car around!
That ‘anybody can buy a truck’ comment reeks of Marie Antoinette’s (who didn’t really say it, but the legend lingers) ‘Let them eat cake’. Typical liberal puke, pish poshing everything to suit their own agenda.
Anyone who has spent as much time with Dodd, Frank and Reid and still doesn’t have a clue gets his (or her) clues from Blue every afternoon.
“Intellectual” indeed!