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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: MrLucky who wrote (39260)7/31/2004 8:10:33 PM
From: zonkieRead Replies (2) of 81568
 
kerry voted against the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

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Part of what you say is true. Part of it is misleading. The same can be said for every ad which junior has approved. Why don't we see the neocon's mentioning things like the following when they rap Kerry's voting record. Or point out that junior was laying drunk for many of the years that Kerry was serving in Congress. Or point out that Kerry has voted for Pentagon authorization bills in 16 of the 19 years he's been in the Senate.
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Cheney told the House Armed Services Committee on Aug. 13, 1989:

Cheney: The Army, as I indicated in my earlier testimony, recommended to me that we keep a robust Apache helicopter program going forward, AH-64; . . . I forced the Army to make choices. I said, "You can't have all three. We don't have the money for all three." So I recommended that we cancel the AH-64 program two years out. That would save $1.6 billion in procurement and $200 million in spares over the next five years.

Two years later Cheney's Pentagon budget also proposed elimination of further production of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle as well. It was among 81 Pentagon programs targeted for termination, including the F-14 and F-16 aircraft. "Cheney decided the military already has enough of these weapons," the Boston Globe reported at the time.

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