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To: johca
His first foreign policy action as a freshman senator in 1985 was to visit with Sandinista officials to include three hours of direct and personal negation with Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega. This was also a direct violation of federal code and sections of the U.S. Constitution.

OK, Bush promised not to go after him for Viet Nam. I guess that made his actions post-Viet Nam also hands-off. But why didn't Bush or Cheney talk about the above Senatorial behavior, in any of the debates?

55 posted on 10/17/2004 4:08:52 PM PDT by Yaelle
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To: Yaelle

OK, Bush promised not to go after him for Viet Nam. I guess that made his actions post-Viet Nam also hands-off. But why didn't Bush or Cheney talk about the above Senatorial behavior, in any of the debates?

It is hard to show relevance and also not an isolated character flaw of an inexperienced freshman Senator if a pattern cannot be established. No way for the President and current administration to know about a confidential service action that was never made public. The dismissal is nothing but speculation based on discrepancies of service records Senator Kerry has made public and people knowledge of military Uniformed Code of Military Justice. To much political risk to bring up possible dismissal without knowing documents exist to back it up.

However, I certainly want to know before I vote and I think other responsible voter would want to know the truth about a dismissal upgraded to honarable discharge before they vote too.


57 posted on 10/17/2004 6:46:19 PM PDT by johca (Kerry is subject to Article 104 of the code even in inactive duty statue)
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