[OXENinFLA]

Kerry voted no.

[Agnes Heep]

Kerry voted no.

But his no vote was actually a yes vote, which indicated that he supported the move, but actually didn't want it to pass because he was under the impression that if it passed it might not come to pass, and when things came to that pass, it was time for Kerry to pass.

[mass55th]

"Kerry voted no. "

Which time?

[Coop]

Kerry voted no.

And then he voted "yes."

Then his staff issued a statement whereby Kerry approved of sending the senators a message, but not a lethal one.

Then he voted against funding the VVAW for FY72. ;-)

[Hegemony Cricket]

"Kerry voted no."

Was that on the first or the second vote? ;-)

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

I'm wondering if Kerry was an informant for the FBI or any other L.E. organization? If Sharpton could do it then why not Kerry?

Wouldn't it be interesting to find out that at least 2 of the 9 midgets that ran for the Rat nomination were undercover agents for the Feds at one time?

[Bonaparte]

"Kerry voted no."

...and then continued to consort with these assasination conspirators and failed to report this to the FBI.

[soozla]

....but he voted FOR IT before he voted AGAINST it...right???? ;^)

[Stultis]

Kerry voted no.

But doesn't a "no" vote actually mean that Kerry strongly supports a measure? After all he strongly supported funding the troops and reconstruction in Afghanistan and Iraq for fiscal '04 by voting against it, and Helms-Burton (re Cuba) in '96 by voting against it, and the Iraq War in '91 by voting against it, among many other examples.

[teeman8r]

after of course voting for the resolution to assassinate the senators on the merit that it would support the death tax...

teeman