I think "Wow" pretty much covers it, Mitch. However, I do very much like the fact that this latest Kerry gem was given in full voice to an actual reporter and not in a whisper to some yahoo at a fundraiser.

It's as if Kerry actually wants to supply the Bush campaign with soundbites. Maybe it's a cry for help; the desperate, half-assed tactics of a man who knows he can't win but also can't admit it, only he's so full of himself that he's got to practice a scorched-earth policy and take the entire party with him as he keeps firing ideological bullets into his head.

Or maybe he's just a retard.

It's hard to imagine what in blue blazes goes through his mind before he says some of the things he's been quoted as saying. In the back of his mind there's got to be the comfort of knowing the "mainstream" media will help cover any of his stupid or illogical statements.
I pray I'm correct that a majority of voting Americans will see JFK for what he is.

It is apparent from the Democratic Party's full-frontal embrace of Michael Moore and F***911 that the neo-communist 'fringe' is in reality the Party's core.

Democrat candidates can't express what they believe or they'll be slaughtered at the polls. Sometimes they slip, as Kerry did, and their media protects them.

With this in mind, Hillary's senatorial campaign may be the template for future Democrat campaigns. Her speeches were content-free, she never gave open press conferences, never spoke extemporaneously, and avoided contact with any journalist who wasn't a card-carrying bona-fide Party hack.

The Kerry-Edwards campaign will demonstrate whether it's possible to do the same thing on a national scale. Hillary will be taking notes.