Posted on 09/03/2004 10:54:41 AM PDT by CJ-net
Somehow, I doubt it.
In addition to Texas' own Ben Barnes in the following paragraph, how about Iranian American PAC Board of Trustees member Hassan Nemazee?
Kerry Keeping Eye On Big Donors
WASHINGTON, June 18, 2004
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/06/18/politics/main624711.shtml
(CBS) By Beth Lester,
CBS News Political Unit
(excerpt)
As of last week, according to information received by CBS News, 20 donors have given and/or raised more than $250,000, enough to earn them the designation of Trustee. Of those, eight have actually raised more than $500K. Those half-millions include Texas lobbyist Ben Barnes, Wall Street financier Stan Shuman, Iranian American PAC Board of Trustees member Hassan Nemazee and Texas lawyer Mark Iola. Eventually, says a source inside the process, the over-$500K raisers will have a special name designation but no moniker has been chosen yet.
WOW Johnny Jr really is a dunce...hello Iran is already building plants that are nookie-er... So how does giving Iran more of what they alreaady are doing prove to be a good thing?....Imean isn't the big question whe are they going to load the fuel rods? These two yahoos are too scary to be in charge
Why doesn't he just roll over and beg the clerics to tickle his tummy?
Send the Breck Girl to Chechneya, instead.
The good 'ol boys are making deals all over. The United
States was a wonderful country until the Communistic Dems
took over!
Kerry's Secret Ties to China
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2004/9/2/181538.shtml
I'm not so sure.
The Kerry-Edwards offer to Iran amounts to a suggestion that "we'd sure appreciate it if you ayatollahs would turn up the heat on Dubya in Iraq" and, in return, we'd be happy to....wink, wink, wink.
I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't conversations going on in Teheran over this apparent "offer".
With that pair low has no limits.
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