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WASHINGTON -- Two potential 2008 presidential candidates appealed Tuesday for the Senate to support their call to withdraw U.S. combat troops from Iraq "by a hard and fast deadline," a position putting them at odds with most of their fellow Democrats. "Our country desperately needs a new vision for strengthening our national security, and it starts by redeploying U.S. forces out of Iraq," Sens. John Kerry of Massachusetts and Russ Feingold of Wisconsin wrote in an e-mail sent to 3 million people nationwide. "It's time for every member of the Senate to send an important message that we must change...

We had a great time! There was well over 50 PRO Bush people we were right outside the gates. During his speech we were chanting 4 more years George Bush, which intrupted his speech so the crowd inside the square had to chant John Kerry which made Kerry have to stop his speech. Of course the people were furious but we told them its freedom of speech. After Kerrys speech he walked Broadway and was shaking hands and so Kerrys Campaign decided to block us with a Bus, but we went around it. When Kerry came by us shaking hands...

SAINT-BRIAC-SUR-MER, France -- John Kerry's relatives in France bristle at jabs from across the Atlantic that the presidential contender has a French connection. They say Kerry has no link to France other than the home his grandparents bought here. ''John Kerry is incredibly American,'' says Brice Lalonde, Kerry's cousin and mayor of this seaside Brittany village. ''He has absolutely nothing French about him.'' For another cousin, Christopher Curtis: ''John is an all-American guy with the benefit of having spent some time overseas.'' With the race for the White House turning nasty -- and France-U.S. ties not quite mended from the...

February 05, 2004 For Immediate Release “Today, the CIA Director, George Tenet, admitted that the intelligence agencies never told the White House that Iraq posed an imminent threat. But that’s not what the Bush White House told the American people. They said Iraq posed a ‘mortal threat,’ an ‘urgent threat,’ an ‘immediate threat,’ a ‘serious threat,’ and, yes, an ‘imminent threat’ to the people of the United States. “Today, we found out that George Bush, Dick Cheney, Don Rumsfeld, and the rest of the Administration weren’t passing on sound facts on Iraq to the American people - they were playing...