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It's really, really reaching to argue that Kerry should have contacted authorities. As long as he thought the assassination plan was dead, there was nothing to report

Not true. Just because it was "voted" down the entire meeting was a criminal conspiracy. You do not get together and vote on whether US Senators are to be killed. Everyone at that meeting should be coming up for their first parole hearings about now.

Who ya gonna believe, the FBI or Kerry? Same thing with the Photoshop pic of Kerry and Jane Fondue. They deny that pic, but he was at several demonstrations with her, probably provided the matches for burning the flag.

It make me sick to think that even 48% of America could vote for the scumbag. I just can't believe it won't be a blowout like Dukakis or Mondale was. Even the union goons need to re-think their loyalties. Some of them wore the uniform too.

If Kerry is over 30% by the convention, I give up on this place. The dumbing down of America is complete.

Just because it was "voted" down the entire meeting was a criminal conspiracy. You do not get together and vote on whether US Senators are to be killed.

That's ridiculous. If you go to an Elks Club meeting, and someone stands up and proposes that the club members go out and kill their US Senator, and you and the other club members say that it's a stupid idea and it shouldn't be done, how does that make you part of a criminal conspiracy? You said "NO". If you had supported the plan, then you would be part of a criminal conspiracy.

It is so pathetic to attempt to claim Kerry was involved in a criminal conspiracy after he opposed a plan which was then voted down by the group and never carried out.

Attack Kerry on the issues. Attack Kerry on his voting record. Attack Kerry on his flip-flops.

But if you persist in inventing non-existent criminal conspiracies and attacking Kerry over his involvement in those imaginary conspiracies, then don't be surprised when Kerry is inaugurated next January as the next President of the United States.