The American Spectator

br> Monett, Missouri /p> p> Much is being written about John Kerry’s recent slander of our troops, but much more needs to be said. Mr. Homnick says that the aphorism directed at him by a friend applies to Kerry as well. Wrong Mr. Homnick! Kerry could never be a wise guy nor a wise man; he can’t pull either of them off simply because he is a preening prep schooled, legacy admitted Yale D (for dullard), well-married Boston Brahmin fool of a man. To paraphrase Dean Wormer in the movie Animal House , “Mr. Kerry, rich, arrogant and stupid is no way to go through life”. But as Mr. Homnick correctly implies, Kerry is indeed the poster-boy of the upper-echeloned intelligentsia that rules today’s Democrat Party and the MSM. These are the rapidly fading, 1960s bi-costal elites that are attempting one last stab, at what Mark Levin calls, their “Mercedes Marxism…” br> — A. DiPentima /p> p> Since we all are human it is not unusual to “step into it.” However, it one “steps into it” one should avoid putting one’s foot into one’s mouth. br> — William M. Selenke br> Cincinnati, Ohio /p> p> Kerry’s claims of being “misquoted” are about the dumbest thing I have ever heard since Charles Barkley claimed he was misquoted in his autobiography. br> —