Is it NOW time for John Kerry to Resign?
825178
the time has long passed
449474
I think so.. its time for our troops to come home now!
287527
Too late. Thanks for asking though. This is Bush's second term and we can't elect him because he can't run for office. \n\nDemocrats will decide after 2 years that Kerry or anybody else should run.
23155
Sounds like you are in over your head. My suggestion: Resign.
883451
Bush needs to be impeached, as does Cheney and the majority of the Bush cabinet. He should resign in disgrace and let a more competent centrist person take office.
972868
Shame on you Fire God!  Condemning a man for hypocrisy and wrongdoing based on innuendo.  What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty?  Stepping down from his position is NOT an admission of guilt -- it's an acknowledgment that he realizes he won't be an effective leader until this matter is properly investigated.\n\nTo answer the question:  It has absolutely nothing to do with this election.  The liberals are grasping at every straw they can get their hands on to make conservatives look bad.
767130
He should have resigned long before now. I don't know if legally he should return salary, but morally I see a strong case.
966599
Never. It's not time to gloat. Both main parties have been sitting on their hands only thinking about their own necks, not about what is best for our country. \nThere is on reason to qloat.
700081
Steph...\n\nEh... don't worry, after what Kerry did to set your party back we won't be needing you. The tide has turned sweetheart.\n\nI'd rather you stay as a poster child for the Democrats, sassy but with no substance. Can't get any better of an endorsement to vote Republican than that.
793466
It's about time.  But, his ratings have plummeted along Bush's and he needs to come clean or they will beat him up over there more than they already have.  Bush's "lap poodle" has made the other turn around about admitting to the disaster of Global Warming, so maybe he "got  religion."  If we had such candor here it would be refreshing, but that is only coming  from democrats  and conservatives like Bill Buckley who calls this war "lunacy."  But, Bush and Cheney are not interested in what we think, nor do they care.  They are sailing along with their plan for the plunder of  Iraq and the US Treasury, and it will only end when  he leaves office and all of Halliburton's contracts expire.
857394
Sorry, but Rumsfeld resigned Wednesday, after the elections. I seriously doubt his replacement, Robert Gates, is any better. After all, he was appointed by Bush too.\nFoley (FL) resigned from his post a couple weeks before elections. \nMakes you wonder, who's next. Cheney? Bush? \nMore to come in the next few months, if the Democrats have a backbone and push for invesigations.
1075203
Only if thats what he wants. I think he has retired from public office. The Iraq speech  was bad for him. He was too use to taking orders.
1156629
yup! Better quit now, or don't and wait and see what happens.
809168
Considering exit polls showed more people were concerned with the recent scandals than with the war, probably not...but it might have been closer.\n\nI have to admit I'm surprised to see changes happening so quickly though... apparently Dubya is not actually a president-shaped cd player with 'stay the course' stuck on infinite repeat after all. I mean this man has been beating his head against this particular brick wall for years now... while some 6 billion or so people throughout the world said 'Uh, buddy... you fu.cked up and this is NOT actually working' and all it took was a thorough official trouncing of the GOP to get him to realize that maybe SOMEbody ought to be looking for actual solutions. So I guess he's not entirely brain dead after all, but it still bears mentioning that my eleven year old niece was able to figure out that Iraq wasn't going very well quite some time ago.\n\nOf course it remains to be seen if anybody can really pull our collective American butts out of this mess, but at least we have some hope.
493725
He may not be great, but he's better than Kerry. Kerry said that he would keep troops in Iraq until the job got done, which is what Bush is doing. Kerry's domestic policies were wacked. That's why i say Bush may not be that great, but he's better than Kerry
387640
There's no chance he will step down because it appears that legally he will be able to fight off the charges. It doesn't matter how many times he lies or distorts his statements to the public if he is not under oath.\nThe public should demand that his administration come clean on everything and not stand for any more distortions. Remember when he said he would not wiretap without warrants? Remember when he said the leakers would be dealt with?\nSean Hannity is trying to get out the far right vote in November because he fears that a democratic congress would impeach Bush. By implication, a Republican congress will not, regardless of what Bush does.\nAll I'm hoping for is that the media, the public, and congress will be more skeptical and that his seemingly unlimited grasp for power will be curtailed until we can elect someone else. The public in general is finally coming around; congress at least is no longer a monolithic force; but most of the media still love to spout the administration's talking points. Time for people everywhere to challenge the administration's assertions.
884286
yea man, i agree with you. people are way to quick to judge sometimes. i hate kerry, and i am much aware of the whole situation, and i was LMAO when i seen that banner by the troops.  thank god he made this stupid statement, he will no longer be able to run in 08.