Tuesday, August 10, 2004
Kerry's "One-Point" Program
The Onion nails it:
And then the reaction from one skeptical Kansan:
Heh. Read the whole thing.
Delivering the central speech of his 10-day "Solution For America" bus campaign tour Monday, Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry outlined his one-point plan for a better America: the removal of George W. Bush from the White House.
"If I am elected in November, no inner-city child will have to live in an America where George Bush is president," Kerry said, addressing a packed Maize High School auditorium. "No senior citizen will lie awake at night, worrying about whether George Bush is still the chief executive of this country. And no American—regardless of gender, regardless of class, regardless of race—will be represented by George Bush in the world community."
And then the reaction from one skeptical Kansan:
Kerry's message resonated less strongly with one Lawrence, KS swing voter.
"Politicians make a lot of campaign promises," Lance Radda said. "Sure, this not-being-Bush policy sounds good now. But how can we be sure that Kerry will deliver on that promise once in office?"
Heh. Read the whole thing.
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