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Kerry on Iraq

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Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish. While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site. :cool

Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish. While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site. :cool

ditto...

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Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish. While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site. :cool

i know, but it is funny how it is so well documented with quotes, sources, dates, and topics.

 

It is like a library of Kerry flip flopping.

 

Just because it comes from his site, doesn't mean it isn't true.

Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish. While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site. :cool

i know, but it is funny how it is so well documented with quotes, sources, dates, and topics.

 

It is like a library of Kerry flip flopping.

 

Just because it comes from his site, doesn't mean it isn't true. And if you go to Kerry's site you'll see "Bush's War on Iraq = Failure", "Economy down the drain", "Vote for me in 2004"...

 

 

 

It's politics...

Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish. While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site. :cool

i know, but it is funny how it is so well documented with quotes, sources, dates, and topics.

 

It is like a library of Kerry flip flopping.

 

Just because it comes from his site, doesn't mean it isn't true. I know. :cool

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Well we have to consider the source, CapeFish.? While I know Kerry's wishy-washy, this isn't what I'd call researching the issue of Kerry... by looking on George W. Bush's campaign site.? :cool

i know, but it is funny how it is so well documented with quotes, sources, dates, and topics.

 

It is like a library of Kerry flip flopping.

 

Just because it comes from his site, doesn't mean it isn't true. And if you go to Kerry's site you'll see "Bush's War on Iraq = Failure", "Economy down the drain", "Vote for me in 2004"...

 

 

 

It's politics... link please? i get lost in the liberalysis of his front page. lol

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John Kerry

 

 

Exhibit A [bush's Secret Budget Cuts Exposed]

 

Exhibit B [Oil House] (Pretty Funny)

 

Exhibit C [solution to Iraq]

 

 

 

I bet there are gazillion of Kerry articles on Bush's site...

 

 

It's politics...

Exhibit A: All you Dems are crying over the growing deficit, you have to cut the money back somewhere. I'll believe this "memo" when it comes true though.

 

Exhibit B: It's a flash cartoon making fun of the President and called Condi an Oil tycoon. lol

 

Exhibit C: This does nothing to argue Bush, but states Kerry's thoughts on the policy he would take on Iraq if he became president.

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