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To: tejek who wrote (157003)	12/29/2002 7:16:54 PM
From: hmaly	Respond to of 1580130

Ted Re..But Democrats said the document bolsters their claim that White House officials have methodically worked to politicize the war on terrorism - starting with tactics that helped Republicans make major gains in November's midterm elections. ``It continues to be shocking, but it's not surprising, that this administration will exploit the war on terrorism and national security issues for their advantage if they can,'' said Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Now, why would that be shocking? When have politicians not done something that worked to their advantage. The document lists 10 issues starting with the ``War on terrorism (Con't)'' and ``Protecting the homeland (Con't).'' There is no further elaboration Shocking, lets hang the bastards. The 2004 ``Signature Issues'' list was part of a large collection of documents on the 2003 agenda prepared for review by Bush's staff, but not the president, Hmmm Gw wasn't even there. Nevermind.