Kerry: "The most crooked ... lying group I've ever seen."

[Moody Blue]

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20040311/D817SEH00.html


WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry called Wednesday for deeper tax cuts for the middle class than proposed by President Bush and described his Republican critics as "the most crooked ... lying group I've ever seen." The chairman of Bush's re-election campaign called on Kerry to apologize "for this negative attack."

[damnnamething2001]

Yeah...but.....they are the most lying deceiving group of arseholes to walk the planet. IMHO. :)

Not to mention that the Republicans accusing anyone of dirty tactics and negative campaigning is sort of like the pot calling the kettle black.

[shimjimminy]

why does he call it a negative attack? of course its negative, thats the point you bush-sucking dolt

[divisman]

Originally posted by damnnamething2001
Yeah...but.....they are the most lying deceiving group of arseholes to walk the planet. IMHO. :)

Not to mention that the Republicans accusing anyone of dirty tactics and negative campaigning is sort of like the pot calling the kettle black.

Well Said - Republican's are a bunch of snivelling, whining wankers - to put it lightly.

[murph2]

This campaign is going to be diiiirrrrrty.

[shimjimminy]

american presidential elections. sponsored by christina aguilera :)

[murph2]

President Bush (news - web sites) unleashed the first negative ads of the general election campaign on Thursday, accusing Democratic rival John Kerry (news - web sites) of seeking to raise taxes by $900 billion and wanting to "delay defending America."

"John Kerry: Wrong on taxes. Wrong on defense," says a female announcer in a new 30-second ad that will begin airing in battleground states.


A second ad, also premiering Thursday, tells voters they face choices on the economy, health care and the war on terrorism.


"We can go forward with confidence, resolve and hope. Or we can turn back to the dangerous illusions that terrorists are not plotting and outlaw regimes are no threat," Bush says in the second ad, without mentioning Kerry by name.

[scruff monkey]

Originally posted by damnnamething2001
Yeah...but.....they are the most lying deceiving group of arseholes to walk the planet.

nah, bunch of amatures compared to the lot we have here.

[damnnamething2001]

Yeah, and you're stuck with yours for longer. :)

[Drifter2]

Yeah but at least our lot are limited to fucking up only one country.

[shimjimminy]

realistically is it likely bush will be given another 4 years?

[murph2]

Anything is possible at this point.

[damnnamething2001]

Originally posted by sw101
realistically is it likely bush will be given another 4 years?

I truly doubt it. I think his negative campaig, an effort to deflect criticism of his shabby performance, will backfire on him. I pray. I tell you this....if he wins, I will take out Canadian citizenship. I would be too embarrassed to carry an American passport any longer. And it's not just Bush. It's the whole right wing Republican assault on the country. It sickens me. Nothing short of the Taliban lite in waiting.

[julia]

I'm starting to feel about Bush losing this election the way I feel about the Red Sox winning the world series. I reallyreallyreallyreallyreallyreally want it to happen, but I'm afraid to talk about it for fear of jinxing the whole thing.


Hey, my husband (awww, I get to call him that now, *gooey*) is Canadian. Can I get a Canadian passport thru him? Cause I will...

[damnnamething2001]

Originally posted by julia
I'm starting to feel about Bush losing this election the way I feel about the Red Sox winning the world series. I reallyreallyreallyreallyreallyreally want it to happen, but I'm afraid to talk about it for fear of jinxing the whole thing.


Hey, my husband (awww, I get to call him that now, *gooey*) is Canadian. Can I get a Canadian passport thru him? Cause I will...

You would have to move to Canada, apply for residence and then after a certain number of years, apply for citizenship. So, the short answer. No! lol Sorry. I wish you could. :)m

[murph2]

My husband - weird. I can't imagine ever saying that. But I think it's cool for you! :D

[damnnamething2001]

yeah Julia...cool for you for sure. :)

[julia]

Well shit, that's not fair. I want a Canadian passport. *hmph*

Hush up you two, it still feels weird to me, don't make me feel any weirder.

[damnnamething2001]

Originally posted by julia
Well shit, that's not fair. I want a Canadian passport. *hmph*

Hush up you two, it still feels weird to me, don't make me feel any weirder.

Don't worry...years down the road you'll be calling him your "damn husband" and having hallway sex. :) Of course I hope that doesn't happen to you.

[julia]

Hallway sex?

[murph2]

What is hallway sex?

[damnnamething2001]

That's where you pass each other in the hall and say "Fuck You!"

:)

[Captain Sterling]

Originally posted by murph2
My husband - weird. I can't imagine ever saying that. But I think it's cool for you! :D

Strangly I can't imagine me saying that either.

[julia]

Hardeharhar, DNT. I hope not either. That'd be a bad thing.

[hi]

*hands julia a lightning bolt*

[damnnamething2001]

Originally posted by julia
Hardeharhar, DNT. I hope not either. That'd be a bad thing.

Yes it is. lol And I know you will never experience it. You're much too cool. ;) And you like fresh tomatoes, a mozzerella, and basil...so you gotta be good. :)

[colinsky]

and described his Republican critics as "the most crooked ... lying group I've ever seen
He's running for national office, and he's never heard of Tony Blair's Labour Party?

[K]

hallway sex was much more fun in the description I had in my head.

[Pete]

Originally posted by damnnamething2001
You would have to move to Canada, apply for residence and then after a certain number of years, apply for citizenship. So, the short answer. No! lol Sorry. I wish you could. :)m

julia, I'd check that out because you might just have to be married for a number of years.

[Drifter2]

My brother's coming home for a week just before the election so I'll be doing my best to brainwash him into voting for Kerry. The fecking eejit voted Bush last time around.

[damnnamething2001]

Originally posted by Pete
julia, I'd check that out because you might just have to be married for a number of years.

you cannot have a passport if you are not a citizen.

Proof of Canadian citizenship and identity for travel

A Canadian passport is the internationally accepted evidence of your Canadian citizenship, as well as providing the best possible photo identification. If you are travelling outside Canada, even to the United States, the Canadian federal government Department of Foreign Affairs recommends that you carry a passport valid for at least six months beyond your expected return date.

What you need to complete your Canadian passport application

As well as the completed application form, to apply for a Canadian passport you also must submit passport photos, documents proving your citizenship and identity, and have a guarantor sign your application, a photo and any photocopies.

The following documents must be submitted with your passport application form, photos and fee. Check ahead of time that you have all the necessary documents, and allow extra time if you need to apply for one of these documents before making your passport application.

Original Proof of Canadian Citizenship
If born inside Canada - either a birth certificate or Certificate of Canadian Citizenship. If born outside Canada - a Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, a Certificate of Naturalization, a Certificate of Retention of Canadian Citizenship or a Certificate of Registration of Birth Abroad
All Canadian travel documents issued to you in the last five years, such as a passport or certificate of identity.
At least one document to support your identity. Documents to support your identity must be issued by a federal, provincial or municipal government and include your name and signature. A provincial driver's licence is a good example. Original documents will be returned to you. If you submit photocopies, your guarantor must sign and date the photocopies to show that the originals have been seen.


passport application website http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/travel/a/passports.htm