March 24, 2004


John Kerry Endorses President Bush
Posted by Bryan

Inside every joke is the kernal of truth. Isn't that what is said?

If so, then what else can be determined from Kerry's submission of humor, offered when he fell for a prank. His self-revelatory hilarity:

    "We have a new Chaplain in the Senate and a tour came through the other day. They asked him a lot of questions about being Chaplain and one person turned to him and asked: "When you open the Senate with prayer each morning, do you look out at the Senators and pray for them?" The Chaplain didn’t lose a beat – he said "No, actually I look out at all those Senators and I pray for the country."

The chaplain is right, and Kerry even says as much!

On a related note, John McCain (despite being turncoat-ish) offered the funniest joke of the group.

March 24, 2004 10:05 AM
Comments

McCain's turncoat-ish?

geeze...heaven forbid someone thinks independently and doesn't allow party affiliation to get in the way of the nation's best interests, eh? you're right, wanting a fair and truthful election makes one a turncoat...i get it now

Posted by: joseph j. fell at March 26, 2004 6:19 PM

joseph...all due respect and all that, but yours is a strawman argument. For McCain to make the claim that Kerry is strong on defense, in light of the facts that clearly suggest otherwise, and under the shadow of the gossip that Kerry may name him as a running mate to help paint the Ketchup kid as more centrist than he really is, strongly suggests that McCain's motives may not be quite so noble as you'd like them to be.

Posted by: Bryan at March 27, 2004 6:44 AM
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