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To: thesummerwind
I believe it was yesterday, on "Inside Politics." I don't know if CNN puts up transcripts of IP on their website.
61 posted on 02/21/2004 8:08:00 AM PST by EllaMinnow
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To: redlipstick
I believe it was yesterday, on "Inside Politics." I don't know if CNN puts up transcripts of IP on their website.

I hope Chris Matthews gets wind of Kerry's denials. He was defending Kerry's original statements last night! How dare anyone question Kerry's testimony, he said, if they weren't there to see for themselves.

90 posted on 02/21/2004 8:47:21 AM PST by cyncooper
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To: redlipstick
Asked on Thursday whether he had accused his fellow soldiers of committing war crimes in Vietnam during his April 1971 testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Kerry told CNN's Judy Woodruff:

Yesterday (Friday), as you suggested, or Thursday, as the article says? Just wondering if the denial will be denied!!

91 posted on 02/21/2004 8:48:00 AM PST by thesummerwind (Like painted kites, those days and nights, they went flyin' by)
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To: redlipstick
Here is the interview folks!

He's a LIAR. Toast, dead meat - if the mainstream media has the balls to let American voters see this!!

WOODRUFF: Two other very quick things, Senator. One is, it's been reported that, well you're aware of this, Vietnam veterans upset with the fact that when you came back from the war, you went to Capitol Hill, and you testified in so many words against the kinds of things that U.S. soldiers were doing over there...

KERRY: Yes, I did.

WOODRUFF: To the Vietnamese.

KERRY: Yes, I did.

WOODRUFF: They are saying, in effect, you were accusing American troops of war crimes.

KERRY: No, I was accusing American leaders of abandoning the troops. And if you read what I said, it is very clearly an indictment of leadership. I said to the Senate, where is the leadership of our country?

And it's the leaders who are responsible, not the soldiers. I never said that. I've always fought for the soldiers. In fact, not only did we oppose the war, but we proudly stood up and fought for the additions to the GI Bill so that vets would be able to use it. We fought for the V.A. Hospitals. I wrote the Agent Orange legislation with Tom Daschle. I helped with the post-Vietnam stress syndrome outreach centers.

I'm proud of the record of fighting for soldiers and for veterans. And the fact is if we want to redebate the war on Vietnam in 2004, I'm ready for that. It was a mistake, and I'm proud of having stood up and shared with America my perceptions of what was happening.

96 posted on 02/21/2004 8:55:50 AM PST by thesummerwind (Like painted kites, those days and nights, they went flyin' by)
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