To: Interested PartiesFrom: Bush-Cheney '04 CommunicationsDate: 10/14/04Re: Civics 101: John Kerry's Thin Senate Record Last night, President Bush said John Kerry "introduced 300 some bills and he's passed five," meaning just five of Kerry's bills became law. Kerry responded by claiming, "I've actually passed 56 individual bills that I've personally written." Nineteen years is long enough for most senators to learn how a bill becomes a law, but John Kerry and his campaign seem to need a civics lesson. A bill does not become a law until it passes the Senate, passes the House, is reconciled by a conference committee, passes...
