You know Kerry's world is crumbling when even Tom Brokaw isn't buying into his act anymore.
From Bill Kristol's Campaign Memo at the Weekly Standard:
SOME PEOPLE WORRY that John Kerry doesn't know what he will do once in power. But that's not the half of it. Kerry doesn't even know what he would have done had he already been in power.
Last night, Tom Brokaw gently pushed Kerry into yet another remarkable instance of utter incoherence. Brokaw, to his great credit, managed to make the key point about the "missing munitions" story that almost everyone else seems to have missed: If John Kerry had been president, no munitions would be missing in Iraq. They'd all be under the control of Saddam Hussein!
Kerry's handlers unfortunately had not prepared him for so basic a point, and the result is a new Kerryism that ranks up with there with his famous, "I actually voted for the $87 billion before I voted against it."
1 comment:
Nice to see another supporter of the President. Kerry just comes across as someone who has no possible clue as to what is going on.
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