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To: JohnM who wrote (40518)	4/22/2004 12:38:32 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793955

"Thus, there should be no illusions that O'Neill is in any way an independent and impartial critic of John Kerry" therefore its all a conspiracy

To: JohnM who wrote (40518)	4/22/2004 2:42:43 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793955

Ah, John, what do you care, you're probably voting for Nader, right?

To: JohnM who wrote (40518)	4/22/2004 5:07:43 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 793955

Gee John, don't you just love it when someone ignores critical facts & spouts revisionist history that allows one to cling to their inflexible POV? And don't you just love it when someone comes out speaking from the heart & the other side responds with a smear campaign instead of debating the facts of the issues? "Thus, there should be no illusions that O'Neill is in any way an independent and impartial critic of John Kerry" The article I posted clearly establishes that O'Neill took it upon himself to write to the the Foreign Relations Committee asking for a chance to testify himself. Later, O'Neill wrote to Kessler, a former Marine who wrote an op- ed in the NYT which disparaged Kerry's allegations. Kessler got him involved in a Washington press conference & offered Kerry a chance to debate O'Neill. Then Nixon got involved...... <font size=4> "By this time, O'Neill had been star-spotted by President Nixon, and he met the president at the White House. (The sunny atmosphere turned a little frostier when O'Neill confided that he'd voted for Hubert Humphrey in '68: "The people all around me were shocked" when he told Nixon he was a Democrat.)"