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Obama: No JFK

nypost.com — >...Kennedy ran to Nixon's right on foreign policy in 1960. Mere hours before he died, Kennedy was boasting to the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce that he had increased defense spending on a massive scale, including a 600 percent increase on counterinsurgency special forces in South Vietnam. The previous March, Kennedy had asked Congress to....>>

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  • Richandler, on 02/03/2008, -0/+4Arnold was right when he said Kennedy would be a modern day Republican. So when Obama reminds people for Kennedy they are basically saying he reminds them of a NeoCon.
  • knucklebusted, on 02/03/2008, -0/+4Sad but true. I just wish real conservatives would raise their heads and be counted as candidates. Unfortunately, when they do, they don't get the support they deserve. The best conservative candidates are already gone and I'm not talking about Giuliani.
  • inactive, on 02/03/2008, -0/+2FTA:
    "One would think that in this age of hysteria about global warming, the press would show some restraint in releasing so much hot air into the atmosphere. Of course, in a gasbaggery race with Ted Kennedy, everyone needs to go into overdrive."

    Unlike JFK, b. hussein is at best a Petain, not even rising to a Chamberlain, having nothing but his age and speech-writing staff's skill in common with the President. He's an empty suit with documented ties to radical islamists . . . the worst possible "qualifications" for the office in this era.

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