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To: unclewest who wrote (65029)	8/28/2004 12:49:05 PM
From: gamesmistress	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793928

Lieutenant (jg) Kerry reflected great credit upon himself...." That's because no one else will. <g>

To: unclewest who wrote (65029)	8/28/2004 12:53:00 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793928

You will love this. Amazing! Is there no end to this? Kerry is certainly in free-fall this weekend. If the revelations don't slow down, he will have to resign as a candidate. Before the Swiftvets, all Bush had to beat was a dull, pompous, "Senator Blowhard" who had spent the last 20 years-based on his record-as a playboy. Now...................................

To: unclewest who wrote (65029)	8/28/2004 1:08:31 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793928

Here is Ed's reaction to the Lehman story. ............So now we have more than just a few disgruntled Viet Nam veterans disputing Kerry's narrative and records. We've now added a former Secretary of the Navy, a man whose bipartisan credentials were sufficient for Congress to get him named to the 9/11 Commission in disputing Kerry's version of events. How will the Kerry campaign react to this? Can they paint Lehman as a partisan hack after his painfully obsequious behavior towards the Democrats during the commission hearings? Just when I think this story may lose momentum, it just grows new legs. The Torricelli option continues to beckon the Democrats the longer Kerry refuses to release all the records and put an end to all the speculation -- assuming that the records haven't already been doctored, as Lehman's statement today seems to indicate. Sign the 180, Senator!