Teresa steps in it.. again..

[mayor]

Wow, the more this woman talks, the more wacko she reveals herself to be. Amazing how many liberals will still stand by the insane woman.

MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Teresa Heinz Kerry, the outspoken wife of Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry (news - web sites), pulled no punches on Monday in telling a rally what she thought of the Bush administration -- ****.

And later, discussing the war in Iraq (news - web sites), Heinz Kerry subtly questioned Republican President Bush (news - web sites)'s intellect, saying: "It's vital for anyone with intelligence to acknowledge mistakes and change positions -- hello."

When a Bush supporter with a bullhorn shouted "four more years" from the back of a large crowd packed into a downtown Milwaukee park, Heinz Kerry, who was introducing her husband, responded: "They want four more years of ****."

"Three more months!," she declared, referring to the Nov. 2 presidential election.

Last week at the Democratic Convention in Boston, where Kerry formally accepted his party's nomination as Bush's opponent, Heinz Kerry briefly caused a stir when she told a reporter to "shove it."

"She speaks her mind and she speaks the truth and she's pretty quick on her feet too," the Massachusetts senator said when he took the microphone in Milwaukee.

"That's why America is going to embrace her and she'll make a spectacular first lady of the United States of America."

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Problem is, the majority of Americans do not see us living in "****" under a Bush administration. I love when this woman talks. I think they should make her the Kerry spokesperson and put her in commercials. This type of irresponsible behavior should frighten even liberals.

Meanwhile, Kerry's numbers continue to fall. Hallelujah. Some people are wising up.

Mayor

[bobbcat]

LOL! This woman is a walking, talking side show. No admission required.

[mayor]

[CagedTroll]

The "Kerry Bounce" is [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]... As polarized as this election is, I doubt we'll see a significant bounce THE DAY AFTER after the RNC, so you might wanna wait to brag.

[prism68]

Originally Posted by CagedTroll

The "Kerry Bounce" is [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]... As polarized as this election is, I doubt we'll see a significant bounce THE DAY AFTER after the RNC, so you might wanna wait to brag.

From the same site... just to keep it 'fair and balanced'.

Now the good news for Bush. He has increased his shaky lead in Ohio to 5%, so we now rate the state weak Bush instead of a tossup. This is very good news indeed for Bush. For him, no Ohio, no White House. Florida flipped compared to yesterday, but the difference is within the margin of error. Also good for Bush, he is ahead again in Nevada, but don't bet on it. It's illegal. Even in Nevada. Also positive for Bush is that Kerry's 10% lead in New Mexico has vanished into the desert. It is now 1% for Kerry, a statistical tie.

[CagedTroll]

There's a link, the previous day's polls. Keep clicking on it. Ohio had a brief stint in the blue, but I'm pretty sure, based on the past couple of months, it'll stay in the red. No surprise. I'm tracking mostly MN, MO, AZ, and (for reasons I can't understand because I'd have thunk it to be a SOLID red) IA, [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now], for the point spread come November.

[auryn]

I was there. When she said it, she received a huge ovation from the crowd. And to be fair (I'm supposing you got this from the "liberal media" of course), she only said "three more months" after the crowd started to chant it.

By the way, of the 20 or so Bush supporters who were there, one of them looked at me, looked at my daughter, and screamed right in front of her, directly into my face WITHOUT PROVOCATION FROM ME "go read about (some name which sounded unintelligible) and how she wanted to kill all the black kids!" He was holding a sign about being moral, by the way. Of course it's prefectly moral to scream that right at a confused 3 year old.

[CagedTroll]

Oh, GOOD, finally! Auryn's back.

(I was wondering when you were going to jump back into this mess! )

Is that a 3 year old of not-so-obvious ethnic origins? Been my experience that they aren't so "confused". They figure out YOUNG just how smart they are.

[auryn]

Originally Posted by CagedTroll

Oh, GOOD, finally! Auryn's back.

(I was wondering when you were going to jump back into this mess! )

Is that a 3 year old of not-so-obvious ethnic origins? Been my experience that they aren't so "confused". They figure out YOUNG just how smart they are.

Well, I meant it more in that, one minute everyone is standing there cheering and being all happy, and the next a person comes out of nowhere and screams right at us, and picked us out of all the others nonetheless. It was just stupid of the person standing there saying that Jesus wants you to elect Bush.

(Thanks for the welcome. I heard everyone else groan )

[CagedTroll]

I'd have said that if Jesus cares so much then he should have come back and run for office himself... Losing an election can't be worse than getting nailed to a tree, so why the proxy???

(Or I'd have strangled the "stupid person" right then and there just for the sake of the kid..., it's kinda hard to predict my next move sometimes...! )

[Pipanella]

I saw the film footage of her saying "Four more years of ****," and just laughed. It just doesn't surprise me. And you just watch......if Kerry does get elected, it's only a matter of time before the country is bashing them, too, Dems included. It seems to be the way we do things here.

[auryn]

Originally Posted by Pipanella

It just doesn't surprise me. And you just watch......if Kerry does get elected, it's only a matter of time before the country is bashing them, too, Dems included. It seems to be the way we do things here.

I agree entirely. That's why we continuously support a two party system. We don't like being happy!

[luvmetender]

Originally Posted by auryn

It was just stupid of the person standing there saying that Jesus wants you to elect Bush.

No way... that really happened!

(Thanks for the welcome. I heard everyone else groan )

Not me!

[Jwelch111]

Spike Lee said recently: "I'm very nervous about this election, because we're all going to go to **** if George Bush wins."

Another "wacko"?

Nope, expressing his opinion.

Entitled to say what he feels, without labeling him.

Incidently, here are a couple of comments on Teresa H. Kerry from a political board:

Viewed as a James Bond woman; has that international flair; SEXY

Resembles Loretta Lynn: Look at her FACE.

[Jwelch111]

And another thing about Teresa....

She was asked to run for the Senate, after the death of her husband (a Republican). She herself was a Republican until 2002 or 2003.

She declined, and devoted her life to her family and philanthrophy.

But I'm wondering why Teresa's outspokenness as a Republican was accepted enough to ask her to run for a Republican Senator's seat. Certainly, she opened her mouth to express her views as a Republican.

Was her outspokenness refreshing as a Republican?

She wasn't a "wacko" as a Republican?