http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/editorial_opinion/blogs/the_angle/2012/09/with_flip-flop.html
In 2006, when Kerry, then hoping to wage a second campaign for president, botched a joke in a way that let partisans foes accuse him (absurdly) of insulting our troops in Iraq, Romney pounced.
When he accepted the GOP nomination last week, Romney raised eyebrows by neglecting to mention our troops.
On Thursday, Kerry pounced. No nominee for president should ever fail in the midst of a war to pay tribute to our troops overseas in his acceptance speech, Kerry thundered. Mitt Romney was talking about America. They are on the front lines every day defending America, and they deserve our thanks.
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http://bostonglobe.com/news/politics/2012/09/06/john-kerry-praises-president-obama-conduct-foreign-policy/2mZ8xSFnYJwa08D4s9ezNJ/story.html
John Kerry praises President Obamas foreign policy decisions
Senator peppers Romney, calls him extreme
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Playing the role of both elder statesman and partisan provocateur, Senator John F. Kerry told Democratic convention delegates Thursday that President Obama is giving new life and truth to Americas indispensable role in the world and called Republican challenger Mitt Romney extreme when it comes to foreign policy.
Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, played chief foreign policy surrogate for Obama in a rapid-fire speech that swept through a series of international accomplishments over the last four years and pointedly warned voters that electing Romney and running mate Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin would damage American interests overseas.
So on one side of this campaign, we have a president who has made America lead like America again, Kerry said. What is there on the other side? An extreme and expedient candidate, who lacks the judgment and vision so vital in the Oval Office.
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Kerry also tweaked Romney on another issue he had long tried to pass in the Senate: curbs on greenhouse gases blamed for global warning.
Despite what you heard in Tampa, an exceptional country does care about the rise of the oceans and the future of the planet, he said, referring to Romneys derisive comments on Obama last week. That is a responsibility from the Scriptures and that too is the responsibility of the leader of the free world.
I love the fact they felt necessary to quote Cooper to criticize Kerry's choice. Cooper is barely a supporter of Obama. He probably votes more often with the GOP (at least on economic issues).