A largely friendly interview with Wade Sanders, one of Kerry's Band of Brothers. He seems to think the Swift Boat Vets have lost credibility and it's a dying story. He's so wrong.
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To: conservative in nyc
L.B.? Lavrentii Beria? I wouldn't be surprised.
To: Interesting Times
"Sanders' connection with Kerry dates back to before when the two served in Vietnam. Sanders and David Thorn, Kerry's brother-in-law, were shipmates and shared an apartment in Belmont Shore, where Kerry "became a resident of our couch," according to Sanders.
Through the years, Sanders said he and Kerry have remained friends. Sanders, who was a former deputy assistant secretary of the Navy, has been campaigning for Kerry across the country. He has also been critical of Bush on veterans' issues for many years."
Could this be a key as to how Lehman's signature appeared???? Maybe even connected to that former Southern Californian, Rassmann??????
To: conservative in nyc
Describing Kerry as "the kind of guy you want to have your back," Sanders said he was a fellow swift boat commander in Vietnam and fought with Kerry on several missions during which the boats faced enemy fire.Gimme a break. Sanders wasn't even on the same boat.
35 posted on
08/28/2004 9:17:08 AM PDT by
Mo1
(FR NEWS ALERT .... John Kerry over dosed on Botox and thinks he's Bob KerrEy)
To: conservative in nyc
"I think it's a dying story," Sanders said. The anti-Kerry group has "so lost credibility. I think they're at the end of their rope."Think again pal. Swiftees just got another 100 courtesy of your bs.
41 posted on
08/28/2004 10:28:35 AM PDT by
jwalsh07
(Donate to the Swifties, once again serving the nation selflessly)
To: conservative in nyc
Sanders, now a lawyer in San Diego, ...A lawyer? Were his lips moving?
42 posted on
08/28/2004 10:30:52 AM PDT by
JoeGar
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