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« Beating the Dead Horse | Main | Hey Grandma! » July 28, 2004
Please Watch This Video
Posted by Bill It's brilliant and damning. If you are too lazy to watch all of this riveting, 11 minute video, then please, please, please, at least skip to the interview with "This Week" that takes place at 9:18 in ... I couldn't have made a better case for invading Iraq. PS - My God, he is such an absolute phony ... the RNC's mood music and the few quick edits actually detract from the case - the man's own soundbites are more than sufficient. Kerry's positions do not represent nuance; it's clearly naked opportunism. Posted by Bill at July 28, 2004 01:22 PM | TrackBack (3) CommentsAMAZING video, who better to sink your opponent than himself. Posted by: Pete at July 28, 2004 03:12 PM Excellent video. I wonder how one would go about defending himself from his own words...then again he does it all the time. Posted by: Scott at July 28, 2004 05:33 PM That was amazing. I wish they could put that into an infomercial and play it on weekends late nite... would be cheap and just about all America would get see it. Posted by: Iraqi Intelligence at July 28, 2004 06:37 PM It's amazing how much throughout the first half of the video I was thinking "Wow, this guy speaks for me." Posted by: Russell Wardlow at July 28, 2004 07:10 PM |
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