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If you believe in fairy tales, the Kerry campaign has come up with a doozy on stem-cell research WASHINGTON -- After the second presidential debate, in which Sen. John Kerry used the word "plan" 24 times, I said on television that Kerry has a plan for everything except curing psoriasis. I should have known there is no parodying Kerry's pandering. It turned out days later that the Kerry campaign has a plan--nay, a promise--to cure paralysis. What is the plan? Vote for Kerry. I'm not making this up. I couldn't.

Help--what was the cartoon character (60's) who always told whoppers abou when he was on safari, or in a war, etc...? He had an English accent, handle-bar mustache, sat in a room full of stufed animals,

I think we could all benefit from a kind of "play-by-play up-to-date accounting" of the specific claims and evidence in the Swift Boat Veteran's Controversy. I am not trying to make sport of all of this, as I see the conclusions we may draw as very serious and indicative of Kerry's veracity and personal character, and thus his fitness for the Office of President of the United States. I have followed this story since I first heard of the Swift Vets in May, and am anxious to get my copy of “Unfit for Command” in the mail. In the meantime,...

"It's disappointing that John Kerry's frank talk stopped with a discussion of his complexities and failed to include an explanation of his inconsistencies and contradictions on the central front in the War on Terror. John Kerry missed an opportunity to help the American people understand his vote for the war in Iraq based on the same intelligence that the President viewed, his description of himself as an anti-war candidate and his subsequent vote against troops on the front lines. He's right, America can do better."- Campaign Chairman Marc Racicot Even before John Kerry has spoken, he is working to...