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To: Clodia Pulcher
Agree. The GOP has to be careful how it plays the issue. I believe that surrogates should press Kerry for the release of his wartime records without questioning his exploits directly.

I think Zumwalt got to know Kerry after he became a Senator. Zumwalt had his own political ambitions so he was just spouting the party line in support of Kerry and his naval service. As a former naval officer who served in Vietnam 1967-68, I can understand Zumwalt wanting to support a comrade in arms, especially one who was now a senator. I doubt Zumwalt was that acquainted with Kerry's antiwar activities and associations.

At least now we know why Kerry believes he is insulated from any attack on his war record. But you can bet he is not releasing his service record because there is stuff he doesn't want made public.

53 posted on 02/27/2004 9:04:22 AM PST by kabar
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To: kabar
Zumwalt was totally conversant with Kerry's anti-war efforts... that is what makes this so interesting. At one point he was infuriated by it.

Maybe the aging admiral and the aging Lt have something in common... they both were willing to change their opionions and box the compass with them at a moment's notice for a photo op.
65 posted on 02/27/2004 9:43:42 AM PST by Clodia Pulcher (There are more nuns in whorehouses than reporters with military experience)
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