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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (125518)	3/2/2004 9:09:37 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 281500

Here's a perfect example of how the political left wants to have it all ways.. Kerry has criticized Bush on his handling of Iraq, and whether we should have overthrown him by force.. But now we have Kerry's daughter NOW claiming we should have intervened in Haiti!!! ******* Kerry kid blasts Bush over Haiti Daily News Wire Services STONY BROOK, N.Y. - Taking a page out of her father's campaign playbook, John Kerry's youngest daughter yesterday criticized the Bush administration for its handling of the crisis in Haiti. "I believe this administration just helped overthrow, basically overthrow, a democratically elected president," Vanessa Kerry, 27, said during a campaign stop at Stony Brook University of the ouster of Jean-Bertrand Aristide. "We basically, in our silence, allowed him to be deposed." At a debate Sunday among Democratic presidential candidates in New York City, John Kerry said Bush's actions were "late, as usual." Sen. John Edwards, his chief rival, agreed. Kerry's daughter, a third-year Harvard medical student, said she is taking time off from school to work on her father's campaign. She fielded questions from about two dozen students. A poll out yesterday showed Sen. Kerry with a large lead on Edwards in New York's primary, one of 10 primaries set for today nationwide. The poll from Marist College's Institute for Public Opinion had Kerry leading Edwards 69 percent to 15 percent, among likely Democratic primary voters. The Rev. Al Sharpton was at 5 percent and Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich was at 2 percent. philly.com