Kerry was waiting for Jackson trial to end

[Pawel K]

I might be jumping the gun here as he still hasn't done anything but with all the information coming out today showing he will take action this week means he was thinking this entire process through. With the Jackson trial over and major hurricanes not coming for a while there will be nothing to distract attention from the memo; if Kerry does what we hope he does I will gain back a lot of my respect for him that I lost during the course of the election fraud issues.

Give em hell Kerry!

[Rageneau]

1. I agree that JFK was 'thinking it through" -- and THAT'S his problem!

He who hesitates again and again has lost my support, whatever it's worth.

[RoBear]

3. Anyone who doesn't consider things thoroughly

is a close of Dubya. If you want a non-thinker, you should be ecstatic with Commander Cuckoo-Bananas in Kerry's residence!

[Mass]

5. Seems he has been circulating the equivalent of Conyers letter i

n the Senate, according to Raw Story and Washington Post.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x3858018

[99Pancakes]

2. Too bad for California's Girlie Boy

Ahhnuld didn't wait for the Wacko Jacko news stories to pass. He announced his Not So Special Election to Destroy California a couple hours after the verdict was read, thereby rendering Girlie Boy's 5:01 TV announcement DOA. We Dems here in Kal-ee-for-neea tink dat is so F--in' FUNNY!!!!

[LuPeRcALiO]

11. in Arnold's case stealth was probably the point.

Better that Californians don't ask why there's an election in the middle of the summer, and better still if nobody but Ahnold's friends know about it.

[99Pancakes]

12. Well,

can't say I agree. I don't think he thought it through. He has too FAT a head. I think he's still in Hollyweird Fantasyland and believes it's all about him.

[David Zephyr]

4. Sorry, I'm not buying.

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[LuPeRcALiO]

6. could be.

There were a lot of stuff going on last week. I'm just glad somebody's saying something in the Senate.

[DavidDvorkin]

7. There's always going to be some media distraction

They can always find something to fill the airtime with and distract from real issues. It would make no sense to wait.

[Malva Zebrina]

8. I had a friend once

whose daughter was travelling to Virginia at the time those sniper attacks occurred in Virginia and DC. Her advice to her daughter was that if she needed to stop for gas, to let her companion traveller get out of the car and gas it up at the pump--so she herself would not be a possible target.

This is what Kerry and his "Johnny come lately" to all important, pressing issues, very much reminds me.

Let's see. I also wonder where are the rest of them?

[LightningFlash]

10. A woman with blonde hair will lose her shoes.

[Cleita]

9. Oh, they'll find another distraction.n/t

[Vinca]

13. All the planets will have to be perfectly aligned for no other "news"

story to clutter the airways. I feel a terror alert coming on.

[blm]

14. No. He was gaining more evidence from his allies in Britain and working on

other Senators to join him, while Conyers has been working to get signers from congress.

Their effort is in tandem. Kerry's has been quieter because the press is always out to wiener up every move he makes against Bush.