So Edwards and Kerry are making it perfectly 'clear' that they (namely kerry) have had one stance on the Iraq war. Thanks guys for setting us straight on that! Watching this video, you can see why we might be a little confused as to your 'official stance'....

http://media1.streamtoyou.com/rnc/RNC091604.wmv

There's actually a lot truth in that long video that stretches 2-3 years. The truth is that John Kerry had a lot to say about Iraq and it shows that he is in touch with what' s going on at the time. I never heard Kerry say we must immediately invade Iraq. What Kerry and the congress gave George Bush was the best leverage a president can have, the threat of the mighty American force. Anyone who has negotiated professionally for a living knows this. George Bush, or should I say Dick Cheney, squandered it with their pre-ordained plan to focus on Iraq.

A buyer does not negotiate he forces the seller to capitulate based on control not skill. The only time there is a negotiation is if the buyer has no other source than the seller then the seller only plays the game to make the buyer feel good. Negotiation takes skill that only sellers have ,buyers are buyers because they do not have that skill nor the sack to obtain it and live in thast world. Buyers much like Kerry are professional power mongers and have a false sense of their worth. Compensation says it all because they are a dime a dozen.

That's pretty good TK. How come you're not still sell'n?

Empty threats? On-going negotiations? It's no wonder 6 out of 10 terrorists would vote for the Liberal Kerry.

Who will the others vote for? No one, they're dead - thanks to GW. Then again, the Dems seem to find ways for the dead to vote - so who knows...

Still do and always will. It's an art and I love it.

The King - Well said in regards to the art of selling. From one to another - I agree with you.

A good salesman will be able to make the buyer buy what the seller wants him to buy but think it was his (the buyer's) idea all along.