When the "Anything but Bush" Vote Meant a Vote for John Kerry

Yes. Remember the good old days when liberal diehards were running around screaming something about "Anything but Bush" vote? At a time when weeks before the November election in 2004 that John Kerry would be your guy for the next President of the United States? And now, let's look what Kerry had to say in NY Times on his faith and how it influenced his politics and you'll soon realized just how close you came to God that day had he been elected the next President:

Kerry is not only a Roman Catholic but also an ecumenicist. Once again I rely on the Times: Kerry asserted that "the Koran, the Torah, the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles had influenced a social conscience that he exercised in politics." My God, what bullsh*t politicians feel obliged to utter! Or maybe the bullsh*t is already second nature, or even first. But since Kerry raised it, let me ask: What hadith of the Prophet influenced him the most, and why? And here I have a personal interest: Which of the injunctions of Leviticus and who among the Prophets have the most meaning for him? Ordinarily, of course, I wouldn't ask such personal questions of a politician. In the spirit of Jesus, Kerry will certainly forgive me for doing so.

Yes, that close. All I can say is "Holy crap!"