[Elle Bee]

Great piece

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[T. Buzzard Trueblood]

"If he quit after Kansas City, that means he clearly knew about this assassination plot against the senators and never went to the authorities."

[blanknoone]

It made the WSJ. Any mention in the Times?

[jigsaw]

Let's see, the elite media continually accuses Bush of lying about WMD's in Iraq, but
they say nothing about Kerry's false accounts of American soldiers murdering
civilians in VN.

That's real balanced. /sarc.

[Plutarch]

Already posted:

Here

And here

[cwb]

"The circumstantial evidence indicates that he is desperate to avoid discussion of those days."

Perhaps he and the Democrats should've thought about this before they decided to go after Bush's National Guard service...and demand little details like dental records. In legalese, Kerry opened the door...and I hope it hits him in the *ss on the way out.

[okie01]

"The question is: Did Kerry quit [VVAW] before Kansas City or did he quit after Kansas City?" Mr. Brinkley told WABC Radio's Steve Malzberg. "If he quit after Kansas City, that means he clearly knew about this assassination plot against the senators and never went to the authorities."

And did he vote for it before he voted against it?

[Rocky]

Mr. Camil doesn't dispute the Nicosia book's accounts. "I'm sorry about those discussions now, but they did take place," he says. He says he doesn't remember Mr. Kerry attending the Kansas City meeting. He says he plans to accept an offer from Mr. Kerry's Florida campaign to become an active supporter and was invited to a meeting for the senator last week in Orlando, although the two did not meet face-to-face.

Seems to me that I have read of several instances in the past few weeks where someone from Kerry's past has been contacted by his campaign organization to come to work for them. Are these paying jobs? Is there a signing bonus? Enquiring minds want to know.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Mr. Camil doesn't dispute the Nicosia book's accounts. "I'm sorry about those discussions now, but they did take place," he says. He says he doesn't remember Mr. Kerry attending the Kansas City meeting. He says he plans to accept an offer from Mr. Kerry's Florida campaign to become an active supporter and was invited to a meeting for the senator last week in Orlando...so a guy who argued for a plot to assassinate US senators and was later known as "Scott the Assassin" is invited to become an important part of Kerry's campaign - imagine what would have happened had the Repubs asked the grand wizard of the KKK to help out their campaign......

[RippleFire]

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