From Jim Gilliam's blog archives
John Kerry 2004 Campaign Slogans
February 26, 2004 8:50 AM
Randal Robinson's Kerry '04 campaign slogans:
Vote Kerry: He Led America To Victory In Vietnam!
John Kerry: Pretending To Fight Against Special Interests Since Very Recently
Vote Kerry in 2004: Screw the South!
If There's A Rich Heiress America Can Marry John Kerry Will Find Her
John Kerry: Al Gore But Without The Charisma
This Country Needs A JFK, Not A Dubya
John Kerry Won't Just Take A Stand On The Tough Issues - He'll Take Two Or Three Of Them
Kerry For President: He Barely Even Knew Jane Fonda
John Kerry: He's Not Bush
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Dhermesc:
I want John Forbes Kerry to be the Democratic nominee for president.
I want a Democratic nominee who bemoans "America's gluttony for fossil fuel," unfazed by the embarrassing fact that he owns a Cessna.
I don't think the Massachusetts senator has exhausted all the nuances possible concerning his position on the war on Iraq. I want to hear all the dirty details about how Bush "misled" Kerry. Or how Kerry was pushing for the right war, but not if it's done wrong, even if for the right reasons.
I want to see if "Live Shot" -- as wags call him -- will be wearing makeup the next time he calls George W. Bush the "photo-op president."
I want a nominee who knows how to pile on adjectives. It was fascinating to watch Kerry say on "Meet the Press" that Bush has "run the most arrogant, inept, reckless and ideological foreign policy in modern history."
I want to find out if that means Kerry thinks the war in Iraq is more inept, more reckless and more ideological than the war in Vietnam.
I want to hear the f-word in presidential debates. If Kerry could proffer fricatives for Rolling Stone, surely he might find them handy while debating an arrogant, inept, reckless, ideological president.
Then, if his numbers fall, I want to hear Kerry say he doesn't pay attention to the f-ing polls.
I want a Democratic nominee whose wife's stock portfolio makes Veep Dick Cheney's erstwhile Halliburton holdings look like chump change. I want a wannabe first lady who, if the Bushies make light of her husband, retorts that the Bushies don't even speak French -- with her r's trilled.
I want a Democratic nominee who orders Grey Poupon with his Philly cheese steak sandwich.
I want a 2004 candidate who lets the world see what Al Gore would be like if he were a Yankee.
I want a Democratic nominee who, like Bush, eschews federal matching funds for his political campaign -- but only after blaming rival Howard Dean for dropping out of the matching-fund system first.
I want Kerry to win the nod so that he can raise enough money to pay off the loan and the mortgage he took out on his Boston home after he said no to matching funds.
And then I want to hear Kerry denounce the pernicious influence of big-money special interests.
I want a nominee who fires top staff when he's down in the polls. It's especially choice when, afterward, his friends explain to the media that Kerry is always down in the polls, at least until the last minute, when he inevitably bounces back and sails to victory.
I want to see a musical duel between Bush supporter Ricky Martin and the Kerry-loving Moby.
I don't think the Democratic Party can have enough candidates who show that they're regular gun-loving guys by going pheasant hunting.
I want Kerry to ride his Harley on the "Tonight Show" again -- but wearing the helmet Michael Dukakis wore in the tank.
Most of all, I want to understand how a man can be so brave that he earned a Silver Star, a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts in Vietnam, yet he then can be so craven that when he protested the war, he threw away other people's medals in protest.
Fri Feb 27 2004 7:41 AM
David White:
Like so many democrats, Kerry utilizes the old idiom of "Love the one you're with", i.e., he'll lie to anybody, anywhere, about anything, to get any vote he can. It's the Democrats S.O.P.
Wed Apr 28 2004 2:22 PM
Elena Markov:
I agree with George Neumayr. So how should Republicans need defending today, take a look at my heart that there were especially fond of the African-American vote to compete for their own sake, at best.
If you believe schools should me high standards instead of this count? (Applause.)
But the profound strength of the whole party regression phenomenon -- part of the Cold War, because you may not be too hard to avoid rose-glasses nostalgia. Certainly, a look at my agenda. (Applause.)
Mon Aug 2 2004 11:21 AM
Democrat National Communists:
The Democrat National Communists support their brother John Kerry. Visit their page and help bring them to power!
Mon Sep 13 2004 11:31 PM
Michael:
How about the Republican campaign slogan.
"Who's Your Daddy"
Tell me BS like this Democrat National Communists site isn't typical nazi like tactics to discredit (Mcarthy style) anyone who disagrees with Repubs or Bush as 'unpatriotic'. Maybe they'd just like to lynch anyone with a dissenting opinion. Screw the bastards. The last thing we need are sobs like this running our country.
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Tue Sep 14 2004 12:10 AM
crissy:
This is the most ridiculous site i'e ever seen. What has Bush done good for you people that are writing on this site? Any president would have reacted like Bush did during 9/11 so don't think that Bush is the only person that could be sentimental yet strong for America. Bush has done nothing for you people--get it through your narrow minded heads. I like Bush as a person. He seems charming, charismatic and family oriented. However, I see Kerry as being the same way. Several ignorant republicans just don't want to give him the chance because they want to keep the same president who has done NOTHING for them for the past four years.
Tue Oct 12 2004 1:46 PM
The insomniac:
I hate all of you assholes
Thu Oct 28 2004 11:57 AM
The insomniac:
School sux!
Thu Oct 28 2004 12:00 PM