Tuesday, April 27, 2004
THE PATHETIC POODLE
"..So ... how has The Poodle decided to handle the revelation that he most certainly lied about that anti-war demonstration in 1971 -- you know, the one where he said he threw away his medals?

Come on, give the man a break here! He's caught ... red handed! There just is no way out of this one. Either he lied when he said he threw away his medals, or he lied when he said he didn't throw away his medals. Which is it, John? Either he lied when he told the Washington Post in 1985 that he didn't really throw his medals away because he wanted to keep them, or he lied when he told the Boston Globe in 1996 that he didn't throw them away because he didn't have time to go home and get them before the demonstration. He's already tried that "I threw away my ribbons, and they're the same thing" nonsense .. and it didn't work.

So ... what now for sKerry? Why, criticize George Bush's military record, that's what! Make the false claim that George Bush has never shown that he completed his obligation to the National Guard!

And what did Kerry have to say about Bill Clinton when people started questioning his draft-dodging? Kerry said: "We do not need to divide America over who served and how. I have personally always believed that many served in many different ways."

Different strokes for different parties, I guess.

THE POODLE TRIES TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT
When confronted with irrefutable contradictory evidence that he lied about throwing away his medals, John Kerry has responded not with an explanation, but with the charge that the evil Republicans are attacking him. Poor baby...don't have the facts on your side? Then just throw a temper tantrum start screaming about how it's not fair.

When asked about it yesterday on ABC's Good Morning America, The Poodle accused Republicans of attacking him. He did have a lame, weasel answer to the question: Kerry says he threw his ribbons over the fence, and that those were often referred to as "medals." Uh-huh....whatever. All he did was keep trying to change the subject and call it a "phony controversy." Of course, all day yesterday the media dutifully repeated the charge in headlines such as "Kerry calls flap over medals 'phony controversy.' The Bush-hating liberals in the press sure do serve their master well, don't they?

The Poodle is also trotting out the Bush National Guard service again. "This comes from a president who can't even show or prove that he showed up for duty in the National Guard." The only problem with that is Bush has released all of his military records, and also records showing that he was paid for the guard duty in question. Kerry hasn't released all of his military records....where is the media on this? Typical liberal response...when accused of doing something, don't explain yourself, just attack the accuser.

Kerry is a liar. Now he's using the Clinton strategy of deflect and deny, and except for ABC, he's being allowed to get away with it..."