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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (182453)2/11/2004 7:03:42 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1577832
 
Ted, Kerry is not pretending anything; he stated publicly that he doesn't care anymore; that the onus is on Bush to provide his record.

Of course Kerry "doesn't care." He already got the issue to the press, who is doing exactly what he wants them to do: run away with it.


And why do you think Kerry brought it up? The WH was critical of his record! This WH is used to criticizing in a vacuum. It doesn't know how to handle it when someone fires back.

And why is the onus on Bush to provide his record? Whatever happened to "innocent until proven guilty"? Funny how that applies to Saddam, but not Bush.

Bush gave Saddam two months; he's had four years to clear up this accusation and he never does. And WH won't now unless their feet are held to the fire.

Bush has a war chest of well over $200 million, the greatest amount in US history. What other candidate comes even close? Its a disgrace and you complain about Soros.

Think about it. Bush followed the letter AND the spirit of CFR 2002, and yet he still built up a huge war chest. Soros is following the letter of CFR 2002, but not the spirit of it. And he complains that the Republicans have too much money. What does he think CFR 2002, the very law he pushed for himself, was supposed to do?


How is Soros violating the spirit?

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