Kerry's own intern scandal? - Page 4

strandinthewind · #46 02-12-2004, 08:29 PM

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Originally posted by Johnny Stew
Yeah, Princess Anne always seemed pretty cool to me.

I think the joke was mainly said because of all the time she spent with her horses. Although I guess it may have also been an appearance dig.

Well, she did, but she also had equinine features

gldstwmn · #47 02-12-2004, 10:28 PM

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Originally posted by strandinthewind
I think it was Auntie Joan. I still love her and think she is so funny, but others do not

She suffers from some kind of Tourette bitch syndrome.

sparky · #48 02-12-2004, 11:09 PM

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Originally posted by strandinthewind
AND you'd be worth it - apparently Sparky was as he suggested earlier ( just joking Sparky )

You better believe it !

sparky · #49 02-12-2004, 11:11 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by dissention

I'd take a tag team of Saddam and Coultergeist if I was promised the Four Seasons. If I was promised room service, I'd take on Hannity and (gulp) Greta Van Susteren, too. [/QUOTE

Whoa ! I am assuming you mean ownership of the hotel and not just a room for the night !

Sarah · #50 02-13-2004, 12:16 AM

senator or not.. rich or not.. i cant imagine having ANY sort of sexual relationship with kerry.

frelling gross.. i mean.. it's obviously not a relationship of substance, so.. has chick SEEN THIS DUDE LATELY?!

he's not exactly hot. in fact, he's kinda.. scary lookin'.

Rob67 · #51 02-13-2004, 07:57 AM

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Originally posted by dissention
The thing that really gets me is that, if this intern **** is true, Kerry is even running; especially now that he's the frontrunner. He is going to f*ck up our chances of getting into the White House. He must have been stupid to think that this kind of thing could be "dealt with." Not after Clinton, buddy. If by some small miracle Edwards grabs the spotlight (that is, if these allegations are true), we might stand a chance, but not much of one. Dean will never get it, so he can go home now.

No biggie...the DNC is setting up an'08 run for Hillary anyway. Having an Dem pres now would lock her out until '12

I heard that being kicked around...

Rob

CarneVaca · #52 02-13-2004, 09:05 AM

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Originally posted by Rob67
No biggie...the DNC is setting up an'08 run for Hillary anyway. Having an Dem pres now would lock her out until '12

I heard that being kicked around...

Rob

More unsubstantiated conspiracy theories from our friends on the right. I'm sure the right-wing hatemongers would love a Hillary run. But somehow I don't think she'd make it past the primaries.

dissention · #53 02-13-2004, 09:26 AM

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Originally posted by Johnny Stew

Who was the comedian that used to tell that joke? Was it Joan Rivers? (There was a time when she was actually intentionally funny, if anyone doesn't remember that far back!)

I always remember getting a good chuckle out of that one.

Bette Midler used to tell some nasty jokes about Princess Anne.

"She loves nature...in spite of what it did to her."

If you've ever seen Divine Madness, you know the Princess Anne jokes!

dissention · #54 02-13-2004, 09:30 AM

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Originally posted by Rob67
No biggie...the DNC is setting up an'08 run for Hillary anyway. Having an Dem pres now would lock her out until '12

I heard that being kicked around...

Rob

You aren't in the loop, are ya?

Hillary will be the VP on the Kerry ticket, mark my words.

Patti · #55 02-13-2004, 09:46 AM

Dissention, don't you think that would be a HUGE mistake to put Hillary on the ticket? I believe that would definitely solidify the conservatives into voting for W, whereas some of them now are so disgusted with him, they just might swing over to the Dem's. I think Hillary is still too polarizing a figure for her to be a good choice. Interesting...yes, but good for the party? I think not.

Patti

CarneVaca · #56 02-13-2004, 10:10 AM

It would be a mistake to put Hillary anywhere near the White House again. She is a lightning rod.

Besides, I am sick of Clintons. Enough is enough.

dissention · #57 02-13-2004, 10:40 AM

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Originally posted by Patti
Dissention, don't you think that would be a HUGE mistake to put Hillary on the ticket? I believe that would definitely solidify the conservatives into voting for W, whereas some of them now are so disgusted with him, they just might swing over to the Dem's. I think Hillary is still too polarizing a figure for her to be a good choice. Interesting...yes, but good for the party? I think not.

Patti

Oh course it would be a mistake, but that won't stop them. As much as we can hope for a Kerry/Edwards ticket, I don't see it happening. Hillary is one of the most admired figures in our country, so I think that will make the our party want to put her on the ticket; all under an ideal that she'll bring in many votes. While I don't think that it would be as catastrophic as some think, I think it will cause the loss of some votes.

strandinthewind · #58 02-13-2004, 02:10 PM

I do not see Hillary on the ticket. Much of the gossip indicates Edwards will be the VP candidate. Personally, I think Hillary cannot do it because she has committed herself too many times to the six year NY Senate seat to get out of it gracefully. I guess we'll know in a few months!!!

gldstwmn · #59 02-13-2004, 02:10 PM

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Originally posted by Sarah
senator or not.. rich or not.. i cant imagine having ANY sort of sexual relationship with kerry.

frelling gross.. i mean.. it's obviously not a relationship of substance, so.. has chick SEEN THIS DUDE LATELY?!

he's not exactly hot. in fact, he's kinda.. scary lookin'.

All of that aside, Senator Kerry was recently treated for prostate cancer. It's highly unlikely that he was able to engage in any kind of sexual relationship.

gldstwmn · #60 02-13-2004, 02:15 PM

Read it and weep: MATT DRUDGE FULL OF ****

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...000251,00.html

Kerry denies rumour of infidelity with intern

"Drudge, notorious for running gossip spurned by the mainstream media, has a mixed record. It broke the story of President Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky, but had to apologise to one of Mr Clinton's top aides for alleging that he beat his wife.

Drudge claimed that half a dozen news outlets were investigating the allegations against Mr Kerry, but most of them denied doing so last night.

Leonard Downie, executive editor of The Washington Post, mentioned by Drudge, said: "This is the first we've heard that we're working on a story that we're not working on."

A reporter with Time magazine, also cited by Drudge, said that the weekly magazine was as puzzled by the story as the rest of the world."