[rwfromkansas]

I can understand form letters. A politician can't write to everybody who writes to them.

But this is not a form letter....it is an outright DIFFERENT STANCE TAKEN IN EACH LETTER......this is incredible.

Wow...what a story this one is.

[syriacus]

Wow...what a story this one is

I sure hope the story becomes widely known. It sums up Kerry very nicely.

A search on Google for "Wallace Carter" and Kerry gives 193 results.

[FairOpinion]

"I can understand form letters.

But this is not a form letter....it is an outright DIFFERENT STANCE TAKEN IN EACH LETTER......this is incredible. "

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Actually they look like form letters -- plural, specifically written one for each stance.

In Los Angeles, some years ago, rent control was a contentious issue at election time. One guy sent people living in apartments a letter, saying he will uphold and strengthen rent control, claiming to be "the father of rent control", then he sent those who owned apartments an opposite letter, claiming he is against rent control. This is fact, I had friends in both groups. When someone called his office about it, he waffled -- they should have called the LA Times.

The point is that despicable politicians are totally willing to lie and tell different groups of constituents what they want to hear, even if the two stances are polar opposites.

This is exactly what Kerry did. But people like that should not be president.