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Politics : Proof that John Kerry is Unfit for Command -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:55:54 PM
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Rangel Won't Choose Between Hillary and Condi New York Congressman Charlie Rangel complained Tuesday night that the GOP hadn't done enough to elect blacks to high office. But when asked who he'd support in a hypothetical 2008 presidential match-up between Hillary Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, the Harlem Democrat declined to say. Story Continues Below "Anyone who belongs to a party that doesn't have one black in the House of Representatives, one Hispanic or one Jew, that's one heck of a record," Rangel told NewsMax from the GOP convention's Radio Row. "If you're talking about who's in the band, then Republicans are right," he complained. "They've got more blacks and Latinos playing music here than at the Democratic convention." "The truth is, GOP convention delegates come from communites where it's not that they don't know [blacks]. It's that they don't want to know." Rangel chided the GOP for not giving prominent convention roles to Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice, who had previously told reporters they were staying away to avoid politicizing their offices. But the top House Democrat maintained, "I have no clue as to why they're not here." He discounted Republican claims that Rice and Powell's roles as senior members of the Bush adminsitration showed the party was becoming more diverse, because they hadn't hadn't been elected to any office in their own right. "As effective and efficient as they are, they have no constituency," he said. "I don't even know if they're registered [Republicans]. But asked if he would support Rice over Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical 2008 presidential match-up, Rangel dodged the question with a joke, telling NewsMax, "I probably at that time will be a candidate [for president] myself." newsmax.com

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:56:35 PM
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Bush's Campaign Sues FEC Over Pro-Kerry 527 Groups newsmax.com

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To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:57:04 PM
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Kerry Attacks at the American Legion He Once Attacked Here's trendy radical John Kerry in the 1970s: "We will not quickly join those who march on Veterans Day waving small flags, calling to memory those thousands who died for the 'greater glory of the United States.' ... We will not readily join the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars." But now he wants votes, so readily or not, he went crawling to the American Legion's convention today in Nashville, this time to snipe at President Bush. Story Continues Below "When it comes to Iraq, it's not that I would have done one thing differently. I would have done almost everything differently," claimed the senator who once boasted that he voted to fund the troops until he voted not to fund them. Because of Bush, "today's terrorists have secured havens in Iraq that were not there before. And we have been forced to reach accommodation with those who have repeatedly attacked our troops. Violence has spread in Iraq. Iran has expanded its influence, and extremism has gained momentum," said the Senate's No. 1 extremist. "With the right policies, this is a war we can win, this is a war we must win, and this is a war we will win. ... In the end, the terrorists will lose, and we will win," said the senator who for decades has tried to decimate the U.S. military and intelligence services. newsmax.com

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:57:18 PM
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Kerry bashers unleash barbs with no limits By Stephen Dinan THE WASHINGTON TIMES URL:http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20040901-123956-8063r.htm

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:57:31 PM
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GOP keeps faith, but not in prime time By Julia Duin URL:http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20040901-123957-8334r.htm

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:57:44 PM
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Tony Snow URL:http://www.jewishworldreview.com/tony/snow.html Looking back

To: calgal who wrote (5967)	9/1/2004 1:57:57 PM
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Demagoguery on Iran As John Kerry sinks in the polls, his campaign has trotted out John Edwards to attack President Bush's foreign-policy record, starting with Iran. In an interview with The Washington Post, Mr. Edwards (after rightly stating that it would be unacceptable for Iran to be permitted to obtain nuclear weapons) accused the Bush administration of abdicating responsibility for dealing with the Iranian nuclear threat to the Europeans. URL:http://www.washingtontimes.com/op-ed/20040831-094202-5509r.htm