Kerry's rebuttal; Romney's poll effort

[Mass]

Good, he is using the same points he used in NH.

http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/news/politics/14097952.htm

Kerry's rebuttal; Romney's poll effort
WILL LESTER
Associated Press

WASHINGTON - John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee in 2004 and a possible candidate in 2008, says his party does have a message for the electorate: Vote for change.

"Don't let anybody tell you we Democrats don't know what we stand for," the Massachusetts senator said in comments prepared for delivery Wednesday to the Communications Workers of America. "Give this country a Democratic Congress and you will see a difference on Day One, and a fundamental change of direction for Washington."
...

Kerry's key points: "Tell the truth; fire the incompetents; find Osama bin Laden and secure our ports and homeland; bring our troops home from Iraq; obey the law and protect our civil rights.

"Stop subsidizing big oil and start investing in energy alternatives; make access to affordable health care a right and not a privilege; reduce the deficit and respect work over wealth; chase the money changers from the temple of democracy; and invest in education and fight for American jobs that restore the American dream.

[ProSense]

1. I like the opening quote. It's now up at Yahoo.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060314/ap_on_el_st_lo/democrats_kerry_1

[wisteria]

2. LOL, let see, Rohmney's statements to the contrary of what was actually

planned at the event fall into Kerry's key point which is to tell the truth. What an assh*le Rohmney is.

I really think this is good the media is picking up on Kerry's comments and key points.

[karynnj]

3. So, Romney's second place finish

was bought by people including Kerry Healy's husband. The Kerry part sounds good. The only change I noticed is "Iraq" vs "stable Iraq". I wonder if that's a missquote or simply that bring them home doesn't have to mean NOW. I love the money changers part.

At this point it has 7 people who voted and it's all 5 stars!

By the way the Feingold article says not a single Democrat has embraced it. There is something fishy going on there - he tells no one, doesn't get copies out and goes to the press dissing all the Democrats. I think he could lose all the liberal Senators who might have investigated them.