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To: nwrep
Sen. John Kerry's campaign all but conceded he attended a 1971 Kansas City meeting where a fellow anti-war veteran called for political assassinations.

Should we start calling him JWK (i.e. John Wilkes Kerry) instead of JFK.

2 posted on 03/19/2004 8:40:36 PM PST by vbmoneyspender
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To: vbmoneyspender
No no no. He voted against the assasination plot remember? He was just part of this traitorous outfit to further his political career.
7 posted on 03/19/2004 8:46:18 PM PST by Callahan
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"After new evidence emerged this week, however, the campaign spokesman said Kerry simply mistook his recollection of the Kansas City meeting for the one in St. Louis in June 1971 - when records show Kerry was re-elected to the organization's executive committee despite growing resentment toward his celebrity and his push for moderation."

Hilarious. Only last week (in his Thursday Capitol Hill press conference) Kerry denied being in ST. LOUIS!

Kerry Lied In Press Conference Where He Refused To Apologize For Calling Republicans Liars
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1096436/posts
29 posted on 03/19/2004 9:10:18 PM PST by Hon
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in the months leading up to the November meeting. One FBI report suggests that despite his resignation from leadership, Kerry was willing to work for the group after November 1971.

There are NYT and AP news articles and photos dated WELL after November 1971 at Wintersoldier.com where Kerry is identified and/or quoted as "the head of" or "the spokesman for" of VVAW...as late as 1973!
38 posted on 03/19/2004 9:33:02 PM PST by Jackson Brown
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