[kabar]

Notice that David Thorne (Kerry's former brother-in-law) edited the book and is now helping run his campaign. The co-editor is George Butler. During the anti-war demos in Washington "Kerry spent some of his time at the Georgetown townhouse of his longtime friend George Butler, working the phones, trying to round up veterans. But the real problem was money. Kerry, who was not financially independent despite rumors to the contrary, was supposed to raise money to pay for buses that would transport the veterans." Butler is now a documentary film maker.

Thre GOP operations research folks should delve into the activities of Thorne and Butler as well. Birds of a feather flock together.

[windchime]

"Birds of a feather flock together."


Hmm. This is a common phrase this morning.

[jrlc]

Thanks. During the 1970s and Kerry's Vietnam Veteran Against the War days, he was frequently featured in articles in the Communist Daily Worker. Back issues of the Communist Daily Worker are available on Nexus (the companion Internet services to the law library research tool LEXUS). Any Freeper who is a lawyer should be able to get access to the Nexus database and look up the old Communist Daily Worker articles. There were a lot of photos and a lot of news coverage of Kerry's activities in that paper, as Kerry was a favorite of the Communist Daily Worker. Clearly, Kerry was working to support Hanoi openly and to undermine the American Military in Vietnam. That was his openly stated purpose in the 1970s, when he was admittedly a "radical."