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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Kevin Rose who wrote (610672)8/25/2004 6:09:58 PM
From: PROLIFE  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
Let's see Kerry is running on his "hero" status, even though he came home to join forces with Fonda and CHappaquiddick Kennedy to kick off his long planned political career.....guess he wants it both ways, huh??

But NOW, Kerry wnats it ALL his way...

Whose smearing who, again?
New York Daily News,
"A Swift (& deadly) response"

"Sen. John Kerry called a member of the Swift Boat Veterans For Truth over the weekend to try to reason with him over the group's attacks on his record. But fellow Democrats aren't hesitating to try far more aggressive tactics.

A group of Democratic loyalists is compiling incriminating dossiers on the members of the veteran group - and they sent us a preview of what might be in store for Swift Boat activist James Zumwalt, son of illustrious Adm. Elmo Zumwalt - and it isn't pretty.

Zumwalt "attempted to kill himself with an overdose of prescription drugs," after the murder of his ex-wife's fiance, John Kowalczyk, according to the dossier, which is footnoted to news sources, and was "convicted of reckless driving after chasing Kowalczyk at a high speed on the highway."

Zumwalt stepped into the line of fire when he testified with the controversial Swift vets at the National Press Club in Washington last May.

What was that old chestnut about loose lips sinking ships?"

nydailynews.com
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