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To: steve harris who wrote (275482)	2/19/2006 3:42:49 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1571815

LIAR. Kerry has never taken a corrupt dime in his life, nor will he ever. He and McCain worked hard to try and find any evidence of MIA's and found nothing. The MIA-POW issue is closed. Except for extreme rightwing con-men trying to bilk war widows out of their pensions by lying to them and promising to find their long-dead husbands. Some of these same conmen joined the smearvet campaign, lying about Kerry. McCain called their leader "the most despicable man I ever met", and "no representative of veterans". Still crioinal creeps on the far right continue trying to make dishonest dollars off this long-settled non-issue.

To: steve harris who wrote (275482)	2/19/2006 3:45:38 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571815

Frist Lies ABout Medicare Plan Being a "Plus" for the GOP, but the truth is it's the equivalent of Iraq on the domestic side, a huge expensive and damaging con job waged against US seniors for the benefit of Frist crony HMO's and gouging drug manufacturers. It's also a huge budget-buster and Bush has offered no way to pay for it. Finally, it makes our medical system worse, not better, and Bushies lied about its cost, leaving out 135 billion in order to get it past congress. The truth is, seniors will vote against corrupt Bushies in droves this November. They feel betrayed by Bush/Frist and they're right. nytimes.com