Red Rover, Red Rover, Send The Actions Vs. Words On Over

Okay, first off is a philosophical discussion. What speaks louder, words or actions?

Words, by John Kerry: “You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don’t, you get stuck in Iraq.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/01/us/politics/01elect.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Actions, by George Bush: "Iraq, Katrina, fiscal irresponsibility, nuclear north Korea, Cheney, sex scandal, Tora Bora, ear-marked pork, resurgent Taliban, federal debt, Rumsfeld, international scorn, Social Security, overextended military, Freedom Fries, immigration, Harriet Miers, Iran, unfounded mandates, no WMD, Clean Air/Water Act rollbacks, Abu Ghraib, administrative incompetence, Rita, lobbying scandals, Mission Accomplished, global warming, deficit spending, inadequate armor, bin Laden still free, and Bush."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ed-hamilton/shut-up-and-do-as-bush-te_b_33460.html

Which sparks a greater response? If its not obvious to you, than look at whats behind door number 3: a lifelong GOP membership, replete with lobotomy!

In other words, what Bush and his cronies have done to this country, to the world, and to the Iraqi and Afghani people, is so unbelievably bad and horrible that there aren't words to describe it. He has shamelessly set America back 50 years in terms of international relations, not to mention human rights, and the rights of the average American citizen to live as he or she see's fit.

What Kerry did was try to point this out. So, yes, he's a bad (read: despicable) public speaker, and doesn't know the front of a joke to the backseat of a Volkswagon. But his actions, lies, and false war haven't killed almost a million people. Case Closed.