Kerry Suspend Campaign...Chimpster Doesn't For Funeral

[KharmaTrain]

A classy and great move for JK. There's no way he could get a message out this week with all this Raygun adolation going on. Best he's in DC attending the funeral and showing the nation how a real leader can be respectful of the passing of another and do it with style and decorum. I like this move a lot.

Meanwhile, CNN reports Bunnypants has no plans to cancel any campaign activities (including those insipid TV ads...that were all over the D-Day coverage) or the non-stop fundraising.

Makes you wonder who really is honoring Raygun and who isn't. Hope others in the media play this up!

[unblock]

1. * is honoring him best by continuing his legacy of corporate corruption

[senseandsensibility]

2. The media?

Play this up? You can't be serious.

[SCRUBDASHRUB]

3. Just goes to show how tacky Bush is. Kerry has style and grace.

[seabeyond]

4. if they keep saying this on media

then bush will soon follow suit

[NewYorkerfromMass]

5. It's a good counter point

very good way to show class.

[Mechatanketra]

6. Suspend his campaign?

Reagan's going to be part of W's campaign! :eyes:

[Nevernose]

8. We'll be damned lucky if *

...doesn't personally dig up Raygun's corpse, propping it on stage with him at his campaign stops.

[imax2268]

7. just goes to show

that BushCo is unaffected by death...he could care less...it's more of a photo op/political gain for him than anything else...just look at this ignorance towards our dead soldiers fighting his stupid war...

[BabsSong]

9. And this effectrs the sheep, how???

They don't know. They don't care. The wise person is the one who keeps pressing ahead. No one will hear this report unless the three major networks want to push it and you can bet they won't. Kerry has to start realizing that no one is following his campaign; thus, for him to do a noble deed is like giving a speech in the bathroom while you're on the crapper---whose listening??? That's why Bush is going ahead. He has ground to gain and nothing to lose. We can't quite get beyond the "nice guy" stuff that has stuffed us to a good decade and counting.