How could you not vote for a Hawg man?
 

Kerry on a Harley with Jay Leno, whose never on...:rolleyes:

http://www.foxnews.com/images/107622...1203_kerry.jpg

http://www.foxnews.com/images/107622...kerry_leno.jpg

He'll be a Ricerocket man tomorrow... and a Ducati guy the day after that... :p

JP

He might even fall off of one, just to capture the Texas vote.

Anything for everyone. Except that pesky 7% that keeps voting for Nader.

If he can manage a Duc at Willow, maybe...

OK, that's funny. :D

Pretty good political theatre, though, you have to admit. Ever since '92, when Clinton played the sax on Arsenio Hall, late night talk shows have been a necessary stop on the campaign trail. Not really sure how many votes are gotten, but it sure does "humanise" the candidate. Saddam and Milosivich probably could have won some American hearts w/ the right Hollywood PR firm and a couple of Jay Leno spots. ;)

Look for Bush to send Cheney and Rumsfeld over Niagra Falls in a barrell next week. :rolleyes:

Well, if Colin Powell appears on MTV Cribs, something's wrong...

Next up, George and Condi star in a porn flick together, to sew up the clergy vote.

Very interesting. Especially since Bush was just endorsed by Rolling Thunder. http://www.georgewbush.com/News/Read.aspx?ID=2701

They are both going after the "Harley Vote", w/ Kerry doing a better job since he actually rides one.

This is no joke, Middle-aged Harley ownership has become 'de riguer' for baby boomers, just about every other stock broker and dentist in America has one and it is a very potent *identifying tool* for humanising a candidate. It's funny, not too many years ago it would have been considered an outlaw/rebel/whatever symbol, now it's just as American as Apple pie. Ask anyone who owned Harley stock over the last 15 years. :eek: