To: orangelobster
Perhaps.
Did he first vote for assassination, then vote against?
To: Tanstaafl
21 posted on
09/06/2004 9:07:44 AM PDT by
jmstein7
(A Judge not bound by the original meaning of the Constitution interprets nothing but his own mind.)
To: Tanstaafl
Did he first vote for assassination, then vote against? Well, he DID run the group that called for asassinations before he didn't run the group that called for asassinations ...
Does that count?
37 posted on
09/06/2004 9:18:14 AM PDT by
RaceBannon
(KERRY FLED . . . WHILE GOOD MEN BLED!!)
To: Tanstaafl
Yes, he voted for at fiest but he wanted a rider that if he became a senator he wouldn't be targeted for assassination, and they wouldn't put it in there so he changed his vote to "No".
71 posted on
09/06/2004 10:53:45 AM PDT by
johnb838
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