From the TIB Network:
by Matt Hurley
Attempting to chronicle the madness that is Kerry/Edwards.
First up: conspiracy theories...and there were a LOT of them this week. This one dealt with a one-page summary for the National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq. And this one features campaign manager Mary Beth Cahill's response to RNC Chairman Gillespie's request that Kerry/Edwards release the video of the fundraiser in which the "heart and soul" of the nation ripped George W. Bush a new one with an x-rated tirade.
Speaking of the fundraiser, turns out actor Ron Silver wasn't amused.
John Kerry managed to tick off some 9/11 families this week when he politicized 9/11 by creating a photo opportunity at a memorial.
A couple pieces of issue-oriented madness came out this week: Here is Kerry on overtime and FMA. And Edwards on FMA. Here is Kerry/Edwards on the quality of jobs this economy is producing and AIDS.
And finally, here is some news on Kerry/Edwards advertising: They started pandering the African-American vote this week. The RNC release statements on two of Kerry/Edwards ads that distort reality. The first is a health care ad and the other is an ad that "introduces" John Kerry to the voters. Finally, Kerry/Edwards flips out on parental consent and teen access to the morning after pill.
Noon Update
Here is a whopper on the state of education with some slander on NCLB thrown in for measure...2:30PM Update
Now John Kerry has the nerve to call out the President on intelligence reform. As usual, he doesn't tell us exactly what he'd do, just that he'd do something. He also doesn't tell us how he'll pay for all the changes. This is the same guy who supported eliminating the Central Intelligence Agency...They are also reporting that there will be 250 Kerry House Parties for women tomorrow. Laura Bush recently hosted a conference call for nearly 7000 Parties for the President. Granted these Kerry parties are "exclusive" to women, but the number is pathetic.
7/19 Update
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