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To: American Spirit who wrote (5344)	3/15/2004 2:04:18 AM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

Why are you? Khang didn't come back and whine his *** off like that pitiful specimen of yours.

To: American Spirit who wrote (5344)	3/15/2004 2:49:59 AM
From: Selectric II	Respond to of 90947

You need new material, 051. Hire some new writers.

To: American Spirit who wrote (5344)	3/15/2004 6:39:22 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90947

liar kerryboy: Kerry was put on the defensive by Brown during an otherwise routine meeting with voters not far from the once-mighty Bethlehem Steel factory. Brown kept pressing Kerry to reveal which foreign officials he was talking about. He drew catcalls and boos from the pro-Kerry crowd, but kept at it when Kerry told the crowd, "This is what democracy is all about." Afterward, Brown, who described himself as a small-business owner and a graduate of West Point, said, "If he's lying about something so simple as this, you have to wonder whether a President Kerry would be an honest person. I wanted to give him an opportunity to defend his lie. He gave a nonanswer, which tells me he's lying." Questioned by reporters, Kerry declined to say what rank or position the people he met with held, describing them only as "people at different levels." Kerry has not traveled abroad since being treated for prostate cancer in February 2003. He said his last overseas trip was to England and France about two months before that. "I think what I said [last week] was that I've heard from people around the world who look forward to the day when they'll have an administration they can work with," he said. "I have consistently said I intend to restore America's place in the world, and I intend to rebuild some of those alliances that were hurt by what I believe has been an arrogant and reckless foreign policy." Staff writer Mike Allen in Washington contributed to this report. washingtonpost.com