Thirdly, we could move on and embrace Kerry if we would all back off the major television outlets for not carrying detailed coverage of the Swifties? best-selling book, Unfit for Command,  which is #1 on Amazon, in it?s fifth printing with Regnery, and yet very difficult to find at major bookstores in liberal cities.  Look, Tailgunner Joe ? TV news shows are busy with other things.  The Olympics are being played.  Hello!  And in addition to the games we really must see the documentary about how the male Olympian overcame chronic jock itch, an overbearing mother with a mustache and a penchant for prancing around in stiletto heels, to become the great athlete he is.  Yes, we need more of this stuff.  Hours of it.  Uh? excuse me? my goofy grape Nehi is running a little low. 

Fourthly, we could all move on and climb into Kerry?s boat by believing John, who from now on, is going to go medieval against those terrorists.  Kerry has promised us that he can be a mean guy to bad people and that he will do whatever it takes to secure us at home and abroad.  We need to believe him and not let little things bother us.  Things like this wanna be JFK  skipping out on 78% of 49 hearings while he served on the Senate intelligence committee. 

We shouldn?t flinch over Kerry?s proposal just after the first [1993] attack on the World Trade Center to slash $7.5 billion from our intelligence budget.  And who can fault Kerry for voting 12 times between 1990 and 2003 against higher pay for America's hardworking volunteer military?

Can it really be a sticking point with people if our two Johns, Kerry and Edwards, are two of only four US Senators who voted for the use of force resolution against Iraq and against the $87 billion funding bill for our troops there and in Afghanistan?  What harm is there in voting against extra money for body armor for soldiers and against increased combat pay for troops?  You can still be tough on terrorists, right?   

We must not judge Kerry based on what he has done ... only on what he says he will do.  Kerry, like Francis Dolarhyde, is becoming and it?s not fair to equate him with what he was.  Come on, people.  Do what the Dems do.  Throw your hands up in the air and say, ?Oh well ? whatever?.  Give me more goofy grape because I like-a da juice.

Fifthly, we can really embrace Kerry very easily: simply believe that he means it when he says he?ll cut the middle classes? taxes.  All we have to do is forget he?s voted 98 times for tax increases totaling more than $2.3 trillion and voted at least 126 times against tax cuts totaling more than $5.3 trillion.  Just believe Kerry even though he?s voted 73 times to reduce the size of a tax cut, 67 times for smaller tax cuts and 11 times against repealing tax hikes ? and even when he voted for Bill Clinton?s largest tax increase in U.S. history!  If Kerry says he?s not going to tax us, just be cool ?close your eyes ... and keep the grape juice flowing.

And lastly, we can all join the Kerry cult, by buying into his take on abortion: life begins at conception but the woman has the right to snuff that life out.  Maybe it?s not so nice, but it?s no big deal continuing the greatest holocaust to ever hit our planet -- murdering unborn children.  On that one, altar boy, make wacky Welch's a double.

My ClashPoint is this:  Kerry?s crowd is so blinded by anti-Bush frothing fervor they have completely lost their objectivity and have halo-ed this cat.  No, no, no, John Kerry?s not a liar.  His voting record doesn?t contradict his newfound convictions ? and the king is not naked.  It?s OK, cuz ? O.J. is innocent, and Scott Peterson didn?t kill Laci and their baby.  Oh, and Britney Spears can sing, and Andy Dick is a thespian.

Kerry?s cult may see a glow around their do-no-wrong golden boy?s head but I don?t think it?s a halo.  It?s probably methane gas from the fetid fecal fumes that are steaming off his body.

No Jim Jones juice for me, thank you.