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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: TimF who wrote (201210)9/10/2004 2:40:21 PM
From: tejek   of 1574275
 
Anyway he stressed the daily growing of kerrys negatives which will reflect in the popularity polls later much to kerrys detriiment. He said kerry has about two weeks or so to change the campaign from vietnam and war records on to somehting more current

He has.........here's just one example:

Statement from John Kerry on the Assault Weapons Ban

9/10/2004 11:45:00 AM

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To: National Desk and Political Reporter

Contact: Allison Dobson of Kerry-Edwards 2004, 202-464-2800, Web: johnkerry.com

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Senator John Kerry issued the following statement today on the assault weapons ban, which is set to expire on Monday:

"Four years ago, George Bush said he'd stand with and protect America's police officers by extending the assault weapons ban -- which keeps the most dangerous assault weapons off our streets. The same weapons that America's police officers want off our streets, not just to fight ordinary crime but to take on terrorists. In fact, an al Qaeda training manual recovered in Afghanistan included a chapter urging terrorists to get assault weapons in the United States. Why is George Bush making the job of the terrorists easier and making the job for America's police officers harder?

releases.usnewswire.com
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