The fact that the man doesn't have a single bone of political conviction in his entire body.

The fact that he flip flops for political advantage on virtually every issue depending on what crowd he's addressing and which way the political wind is blowing at that particular moment.

The fact that he said publicly he believed Saddam had WMD's and posed a serious threat--voted to give the President the authority to send troops into harms way to remove Saddam and his regime.

Then when those troops were in harms way he flipped flopped and he let partisan politics come before the safety of those troops by not voting to give them the equipment they needed.

The fact that he'll take every opportunity to slam President Bush and our involvement in Iraq, then flip flop and turn around and say that the world is safer with Saddam out of power.

The fact that he won't go on record and say we should have never invaded Iraq.

For those of you who believe we should have never invaded Iraq--Ralph Nader is the only candidate running who is on record saying we should have never gone in --and now that we are there we must cut and run.

The fact that he thinks we need to bow at the alter of the U.N. and get France's permission to protect America's interests.

The fact that he tells a crowd that he believes life starts at conception--then flip flops and votes to allow Partial Birth Abortions on healthy women in the ninth month pregnancy when the baby wasn't conceived by rape or incest, her life isn't in danger and the baby is fully developed and capable of living outside of it's mother.

The fact that when he addresses Vietnam veterans to their faces he calls them "brothers in arms". But when he addresses a Senate committee he flip flops and refers to them as rapists and baby killers.

The fact that one day he tells a group of fishing and hunting enthusists that he'd do better job at protecting their fishing and hunting rights than Bush--then flip flops and tells a group of animal rights extremists that he's proud to have his name on every piece of animal rights legislation to ever pass in the house.

The fact that he tells a crowd at an annual Earth Day gathering that we need to conserve energy to save mother earth-- then jumps into his private jet and wisks off to one of his 8 suv's awaiting to drive him to one of his 7 air conditioned homes.

The fact that John Kerry thought Jimmy Carter and later Walter Mondale would do a better job handling the U.S. economy and fighting the cold war than Ronald Reagan would have. 'nuf said?