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To: Cincinatus' Wife
"Then, Wednesday night, Kerry told his aides that he had to act. As he sat down inside his Louisburg Square home on Beacon Hill, Kerry scrawled two phrases on a yellow legal pad about his antagonists, a group called Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. The group, Kerry wrote, was "a front for the Bush campaign" and "he wants them to do his dirty work"

Could this be more dramatic? I guess we are to believe the two who wrote this article were standing directly behind Kerry, reading over his shoulder. How else could they have read his "scrawling"?

And how flattering! Kerry was able to write these brilliant attack lines as he was in the process of sitting! What excellent butt, hand coordination he has!!

47 posted on 08/20/2004 3:12:26 AM PDT by YaYa123 ( @What A Guy.com)
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To: YaYa123
And how flattering! Kerry was able to write these brilliant attack lines as he was in the process of sitting! What excellent butt, hand coordination he has!!

And don't forget, he has a good bit of puffed rice shrapnel in that skinny butt.

83 posted on 08/20/2004 6:54:40 AM PDT by HIDEK6
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Look, he needed four days rest before he could reply:

That trip ended last Saturday, followed by four days of vacation in Idaho; he returned to the campaign trail Wednesday for a speech to the VFW, where he did not want the controversy over his Vietnam record to detract from his new attack on Bush's plan for redeploying 70,000 troops from Asia and Europe, aides said

And I love this part:

So Nace began talking with a small group of Kerry friends known as the dog hunters.

It was in 1984 that the dog hunters first organized. Kerry's Democratic primary opponent, James Shannon, had said during a televised debate that if Kerry, who became a leading critic of the war after he returned from Vietnam, "felt that strongly about the war, you would not have gone." Kerry responded that Shannon was insulting veterans, adding, "That dog won't hunt." A group of Vietnam veterans rallied to Kerry's side and became known as the dog hunters, helping Kerry in subsequent races, including in 1996, when questions were first raised about Kerry's Silver Star.

Now the dog hunters, including Nace, were mobilized for another battle at Kerry's side.

Look how long they have been organized to fight these "rumors!!" Twenty years!!!!

90 posted on 08/20/2004 9:52:28 AM PDT by Howlin (Kerry being called a war hero is "a colloquialism.")
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