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It has been said, that John Kerry is a “Flip-Flopper”. Said by those who are quite professional at creating a false impression of their challenger. And for good reason. It’s the only chance they have.<\/p>\nIt has been said, that John Kerry is a “Flip-Flopper”. Said by those who are quite professional at creating a false impression of their challenger. And for good reason. It’s the only chance they have.<\/p>\n
I’ve spoken about this successfully waged fallacy before, but apparently the message still needs to get out on who the real<\/i> “Flip-Flopper” in this contest is. Thankfully, the nice folks at the Center for American Progress have put together a short sheet listing 20 of the Flip-Flopper-In-Chief’s greatest hits<\/a>.<\/p>\n To put it all in perspective, they open with this:<\/p>\nFrom the beginning, George W. Bush has made his own credibility a central issue. On 10\/11\/00, then Governor Bush said: “I think credibility is important. It is going to be important for the president to be credible with Congress, important for the president to be credible with foreign nations.” But President Bush’s serial flip-flopping raises serious questions about whether Congress and foreign leaders can rely on what he says.<\/div>\n