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redneckvet
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Typical Kerry MO, blame it on someone else!
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Cali-HeyGirl
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| Polaris wrote: | Navymom,
I don't buy it. Even if it were true, Brinkly could easly waive that for Kerry if Kerry asked him to.
It sounds like a BS excuse to me. |
Why don't all of you out there on this site, do what I have done and that is, send e-mails to your entire address book. Ask your friends and family, if they will join you in calling, writing letters and sending e-mails out too. With this one question?
JOHN F KERRY... JUST SIGN THE PENTAGON'S STANDARD FORM 180?
What do you have to hide Kerry, if you are telling the truth and everyone else is a liar 
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Cali-HeyGirl
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| Scott wrote: | | mtpNY wrote: | Rumor has it he wrote most of the after-action reports himself. Once again, creating and dictating his own bio and history.
I'm sure at the time, his fellow brothers were more than happy to let Kerry do the boring, tedious paperwork. They probably had more pressing issues on their minds.
Now these records stand as the "official" record. |
Here's what I think would sink Kerry if "his" reports were made public: his name would be on them as having written and submitted them - wouldn't it?
I really don't think that John Kerry wants America to know how much of his "history" he has written all by himself. |
I know a little about after action reports...all I have to say is OOH-YAH!
People are starting to ask questions about just what are these reports?
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silenthunter
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I go for the Clintons and, actually, maybe even Teddy the Lesser being behind some of the self-destruct of Kerry. I still think it's possible that Bush will be debating Hillary, but another part of me thinks she doesn't want to inherit Iraq.
As for DD180, I was under the impression that Kerry recently (within the past few days) actually filled one out and signed it but it slid off his rubber ducky and into the bubble bath, and he hasn't been able to get around to it again.  *sigh*
Gosh, I love this war!
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Polaris
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DaveL,
That battleground poll is based on Zogby, and Zogby uses an interactive system rather than their old system. Zogby used to be credible but now many people don't take them seriously (I don't) because their poll is partially self-selected. My advice with a Zogby Poll? Take about 3 points away from the Dem candidate and that gives you a better feel for the real result.
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BillB
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| Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 7:48 am Post subject: Kerry's records |
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My understanding is that Kerry's pact with Brinkly is in regard to
the Personal Journals only. I don't see any way it would prevent
him from executing a DD180. BillB (FL)
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Herb
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| Polaris wrote: | Navymom,
I don't buy it. Even if it were true, Brinkly could easly waive that for Kerry if Kerry asked him to.
It sounds like a BS excuse to me. |
Someone should get a FRIENDLY JOURNALIST to put the question to BRINKLEY (he's on the talk shows too) and get HIM ON TAPE saying either Yes, No, or "Kerry must do that."
If he says, Yes or "Kerry..." you play "Kerry's refusal" next to Brinkley's answer.
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RocketFett
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| That is so stupid lame. All the supposed smart people working for kerry and that's the best spin they could come up with! kerry's is toast. |
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Fred762
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Jack Mclaughlin
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| I hope all of us have enough basic knowledge of the facts to recognize a massive coverup is taking place. Kerry can`t talk because he has an exclusive contract with Brinkley. Brinkley can`t grant interviews with other media outlets because he now has an exclusive contract with NBC. If NBC or MSNBC hosts want answers from D.B. they have to submit questions in advance. Since Tim Russert is in the NBC family why doesn`t he invite Brinkley to his Meet the Press show for a " no holds barred " interview?. IN fact why doesn`t Tim invite the two authors ( O`Neill & Brinkley ) for a debate. I have been posting for 3 months on Brinkley and it is surprising that so many here are not familiar with him, or his book of fiction, Tour of Duty. |
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Herb
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| Jack Mclaughlin wrote: | | I hope all of us have enough basic knowledge of the facts to recognize a massive coverup is taking place. Kerry can`t talk because he has an exclusive contract with Brinkley. Brinkley can`t grant interviews with other media outlets because he now has an exclusive contract with NBC. If NBC or MSNBC hosts want answers from D.B. they have to submit questions in advance. Since Tim Russert is in the NBC family why doesn`t he invite Brinkley to his Meet the Press show for a " no holds barred " interview?. IN fact why doesn`t Tim invite the two authors ( O`Neill & Brinkley ) for a debate. I have been posting for 3 months on Brinkley and it is surprising that so many here are not familiar with him, or his book of fiction, Tour of Duty. |
Buchanan might do it. And he is on MSNBC as both a pundit and "spare pinch hitter host".
He would do it if he could get the chance.
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Jack Mclaughlin
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| I guarantee Pat will not be given the opportunity. Only pre-screened questions will be allowed and only Chris, Keith, Joe, Tom or Tim will have the privilege. They won`t allow Pat within a mile of Brinkley. |
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Herb
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| Jack Mclaughlin wrote: | | I guarantee Pat will not be given the opportunity. Only pre-screened questions will be allowed and only Chris, Keith, Joe, Tom or Tim will have the privilege. They won`t allow Pat within a mile of Brinkley. |
Maybe OPEN LETTER time...if Max Cleland and Rassmann can go to Crawford to deliver a "Kerry is whining letter" why not?
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