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To: EternalVigilance
I was there. I witnessed what was said. Keyes did not say Bush was evil, and as you mentioned, has been very supportive of Bush's foreign policy.

Do we have any independent verification on this? MSNBC.com, Google News, CNN.com and foxnews.com are not reporting on this.

192 posted on 08/04/2004 7:03:19 PM PDT by outlawcam (No time to waste. Now get moving.)
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To: outlawcam; EternalVigilance
Keyes said Bush's decision was more damaging than anything that Bill Clinton, often called the villain of the right, could have done.

"The evil that you know, the evil that inspires you to fight again is not the worst evil," Keyes said.

"The worst evil creeps behind your lines and dominates your leadership."

It's not just me, but someone at the speech heard differently from you, outlaw:

"He accused Bush of being evil," said Chuck Lutz, president of the Tarrant County Republican Assembly. "I don't think anyone in that room would say George W. Bush is trying to see how much evil he can get away with."

"I have heard him go off the deep end before. I can't say I was surprised, but I did not expect it."

Source.

223 posted on 08/04/2004 7:12:46 PM PDT by sinkspur (IF we were as good as our dogs think we are, what a wonderful world it would be!!)
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To: outlawcam
I was there. I witnessed what was said. Keyes did not say Bush was evil

Other Freepers who were there disagree with your characterization of what he said.

224 posted on 08/04/2004 7:12:47 PM PDT by Howlin (Saving Private Hamster)
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