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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (398620)	4/24/2003 10:52:30 PM
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We're not preventing anything. We're simply choosing not to sponsor or support folks who have publicly made complete fools of themselves; Used their celebrity to get free media attention, told lies & blatant distortions along with countless spurious allegations. And didn't have the courage to later admit they were quite wrong when facts & reality exposed their BS as nothing more than a hypocrisy & a political agenda.

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (398620)	4/24/2003 11:10:56 PM
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"BTW, what did Kerry say that was treacherous?? Or do you mean treasoness.?" I meant treachery & perfidy........... Not only that Kerry, is a liar who can't be trusted to keep his own promises. GOP assails Kerry for 'regime change' comment Democratic contender calls for change in White House cnn.com <font size=4>Despite pledging to cool his criticism of the administration once war began, Kerry unleashed a barrage of criticism as US troops fought within 25 miles of Baghdad. In a speech Wednesday April 2nd, with troops on the ground, in Peterborough, New Hampshire, Kerry said President Bush so alienated allies prior to the U.S.-led war against Iraq that only a new president can rebuild damaged relationships with other countries. Among other treacherous things Kerry said, "What we need now is not just a regime change in Saddam Hussein and Iraq, but we need a regime change in the United States." Kerry said that he had spoken with foreign diplomats and several world leaders as recently as Monday...... ''I don't think they're going to trust this president, no matter what,'' Kerry said. ''I believe it deeply, that it will take a new president of the United States, declaring a new day for our relationship with the world, to clear the air and turn a new page on American history.'' With a dig at Bush's previous lack of foreign policy experience, Kerry said he would usher in a new US foreign policy if he stood before the United Nations as president. ''We need a president of the United States who has a vision of the world that is very different from what these excessively ideological unilateralists want to thrust on us and the rest of the world,'' said the 18-year veteran of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Taking aim at Attorney General John D. Ashcroft at one point, the senator added: ''One of the reasons why I am running for president of the United States is that I look forward with pleasure and zeal for the opportunity to appoint an attorney general of the United States who believes and reads and abides by the Constitution.'' commondreams.org