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To: tejek who wrote (197575)	8/12/2004 6:15:20 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573983

Ted, In 2000, Bush did run from hard core Republicanism........we didn't hear about his talks with God until after the election. Please, even during Campaign 2000, one of the questions was posed, "Bush, if you're president, would you pursue a policy that reflects 'What Would Jesus Do'?" Bush has never run away from questions regarding his faith. And who said Kerry is running away from liberalism? Seriously, Ten, you aren't listening to stevo and his Newsmax posts, are you? I listen to the pundits and the columnists who noticed how the DNC was aimed at so-called moderates. I listen to those who noticed, just like I do, how Kerry is trying to be middle-of-the-road when it comes to the war on terror, instead of catering to the Deaniacs who want us out of Iraq ASAP. And I listen to those liberals like Michael Moore who reject being called liberals because they're afraid of the negative connotations behind the label. Now you tell me how Kerry is embracing liberalism. Maybe if he truly is, he'd welcome the report that shows him to be one of the most liberal senators in Congress. Tenchusatsu