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[interstatepawnllc]

This is all I have seen so far in attendance at the DNC. Teresa Heinz Kerry's accent is so reminiscent of stodgy european and french culture I could almost puke. May God help us all if this canadite (Kerry) is elected to office!

[Remington597]

Yes, I saw the feinsteinistas, the militant nazi lesbians with spikes sticking out of their pierced brains, and also other militant degenerates and similar anarchists.
Most of them are there to get dates and others are there because they are too lazy to get a freakin job.
Ever notice how alot of these anarchists and socialists are always out protesting during the day because they are too lazy to get a real job like the rest of us.
God forbid they earn an honest wage instead of throwing molotov cocktails through merchant windows in Seattle at the WTO convention or protesting churches. These vermin are the ultimate hypocrites, they protest the WTO, but then they vandalize the merchants in their own community and wear Nike sneakers made in Malaysian sweat shops.
There might be enough brain power at the DNC convention to light a small candle, but I wouldn't bank on it.

[offeror]

Depending on what channel you watched, a different person seemed to be speaking. Judy Woodruff thought that Ms. Heinz Kerry accomplished everything she needed to do and came off as un-scripted. Maybe, for the people in the building.

But on FOX, the commentators were flabbergasted by what they all seemed to agree was the sheer oddness of the woman's whole speech. One of them said that "odd" is an understatement, that she was "borderline bizarre."

The newsman on the floor of the convention said he expected her to break into "Don't cry for me Argentina" at the end, which got a laugh from Brit Hume despite their efforts to maintain decorum in the after-speech critique. She wore a red dress and the faithful all raised red banners when she started speaking, making the convention floor look reminiscent of a third world commie rally. No kidding, this was weird. She talked about herself and her sons while ignoring her stepdaughters and mostly the candidate, instead telling her sons to be grateful for the memory of her dead FIRST husband...

I guess when a billion-heiress educated in 50s-60s South Afrika (when apartheid was still on the rise) tries to speak like a "woman of the people," this is how it comes out -- strained, heavily accented, heavily rehearsed and yet still too slow, talking mostly about her own philosophies rather than "John's", claiming the Peace Corps would be America's best foot forward right now, talking about how America should be nice, and how John would repair "our alliances," being proud of being "opinionated," and exhorting "the women of the world" to finally unite and lead their world with the strong voice they deserve -- a voice that apparently says "shove it," I thought to myself. It was almost as if SHE were running for prime minister or something. One of the commentators noticed that too, and said afterward that the Clintons had initially positioned themselves as "getting two Clintons for the price of one" and how that did not go over well for them.

The scuttlebutt says that those around Kerry are horrified that the wife's "shove it" remark to a journalist yesterday may become as bad a gaffe as Dean's primal scream. But after tonight, the concensus seems to be that the FIRST major convention speech by a potential First Lady may be the LAST major convention speech by a potential First Lady.

I had to laugh because I thought maybe it was just me -- but when the commentators all shook their heads afterward and reacted to the lady's presentation in such amazed terms -- as strange, self-indulgent, bizarre, Evita-like, I now realize it wasn't just me -- it was more of an "American gut reaction" and that others who caught the performance will surely be, to say the least, divided in their reaction. Now it's a given that for Democrats she can probably do no wrong, but for the rest of us who were really paying attention, especially the undecided, she is no asset. When she finally mentioned John "the man" said, forcefully, "John earned his medals the old-fashioned way!" -- the inescapable reaction in my mind and probably some others was "Yeah; he threw them over a fence!"

I also hear that Ms. Heinz Kerry spends most of her time "in the West" (which I assume means Philadelphia) while Kerry has been in the Senate, so it's not clear they can live well under the same roof. Kerry's girls have said they supported the marriage because they met and "liked the boys," and they made it sound like 10-11 years together wasn't a very long family history (?). Most of Ms. Heinz Kerry's Phillie friends say how nice she is -- and invariably explain that impression by telling how much money she has given to their causes. Hmmm.

[outdoortexas]

I concur...
Especially with the HMMM...

[Remington597]

I agree also, watching Teresa Heintz and listening to her is like an experience from a surreal and parallel universe. You hear the words , but it sounds like a demon from hell asking for your soul.

[Marlin]

The more any of us hear about either of them, Kerry or Heinz-Kerry, the sicker I get and the angrier we should all be that they feel our intelligence is so low as to think we would even consider them.

It is all the more important that each and every one of us work our fingers to the bone keeping in mind their mindset and the bottom line ILK they are, along with our desire to save and protect the great Republic. We need to put forth every last effort to keep them out and to bury their philosophy once and for all.

I hate to think about it but do greatly appreciate each contributor's thoughts on the subject. Thanks fellas for giving us a real picture of the personality and mind set.