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Instant CongressWords to live by"I find Hillary Clinton to be a great disappointment," Miss Sarandon told More magazine, for publication today. "She seems to be a very bright woman. I've met her. But she's lost her progressive following because of her caution and centrist approach. It bothers me when she voted for the war," Miss Sarandon said. Subscribe Buttons                    | ||
Yep
Kerry has the right to lecture us on war because not only has he been there, but he distinguished himself there.
This is why I was all for the Fighting Dems. It is far better to have those who have been there take the lead in opposing war. John Kerry. Max Cleland. And now Jim Webb, Patrick Murphy, etc. all can talk with authority about war. I am waiting for their voices to be loud and clear.