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On the Net:

Democratic National Committee: http://www.democrats.org

Kerry campaign: http://www.johnkerry.com

Bush campaign: http://www.georgewbush.com

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Associated Press Writer Sam Hananel contributed to this report.

[NormsRevenge]

[A Citizen Reporter]

Well, obviously Ron Fournier of Arkansas, had this piece already written up before Cheney's speech. The article had little to do with the headline, but he sure does McAwful's bidding.

[evad]

"Call off the Republican attack dogs," DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe told reporters in Washington

Oh..OK...sure Terri, but only if you say please.

[JeeperFreeper]

So the Dems want to stop talking about Kerry's legislative record, eh?? What exactly are to talk about then? Dems are puerile whiners. Dish it out, but can't take it.

[counterpunch]

The entire tone of this AP article is glaringly partisan.
It is really amazing what filth the AP passes of as "news" these days. Their sandards just get lower with each passing day.

[PRSOrlando]

Rush played the comments. Good to hear that VP Cheney held nothing back.

[faithincowboys]

Does Ron Fornier draw a paycheck fromt he Kerry campaign--what a hack!

[Mel Gibson]

In his years in Washington, Senator Kerry has been one vote of 100 in the U.S. Senate and fortunately on matters of national security, he was often the minority. But the president always casts the deciding vote and the senator from Massachusetts has given us ample grounds to doubt the judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on vital issues of national securityVP Richard Cheney.

"I knew John F. Kennedy and John F. Kerry is no Jack Kennedy" Pretty good putdown by VP Cheney. Kerry is like a gigalo deer in the headlights (along with the Heinz Ketchup Queen wife). Has anyone seen that woman on stage wondering around as if she doesn't know where she is supposed to be seated?

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

This AP reporter is not nice. Check out that last paragraph, meow!

I'll do one better, since the President declared an end to major combat ops on May 1st, 2003, an estimated 5000 children per month have been saved - over 22 million innoculated from disease, whole villages with clean water for the first time...and a whole bunch of stuff Ron F. and his terrorist-appeasing AP pals neglect to mention - and that's just the first 6 months. Plenty of mostly unreported progress over the next 6 months, as well - hard won victories for our troops and the majority of Iraqis.

Ron and AP dishonor our troops daily with their pretense of caring about our fallen, even as they hype the rotten actions of an enemy that would willingly mass-murder children, and ignore the mighty good works of our courageous liberators who willingly risk their lives for the children of strangers daily in Iraq.