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Friday, September 24, 2004
Kerry's Not A Waffler, Huh?
Mr. Drudge gives us a bit of prespective on Sen. Kerry's flip-flopping:
Before anyone says that 9/11 changed Kerry's priorities let me preemptively say that we knew then and know now that Saddam had offered and provided safe haven to terrorists, he had funded terrorists and had allowed terrorist training camps within his country's borders. So to say that Saddam is not a threat in terms of terrorism is not only wrong, but dangerous. Don't believe me? Ask the Israelis.
Oh, and did I mention that there is an entire country worth of people no longer living in fear that they or a loved one will 'disappear' into the night? But I suppose that doesn't count for anything with the Left.
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During a 1997 debate on CNN's "Crossfire," Sen. John Kerry, now the Democratic presidential nominee, made the case for launching a pre-emptive attack against Iraq.Compare with his current stance:
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry faulted President Bush on Friday for pursuing Saddam Hussein instead of Sept. 11 mastermind Osama bin Laden, a choice Kerry contended had made defeating terrorism more difficult.Now let me think. Who was President in 1997? Humm...Gosh, could it be that Kerry puts politics above National Security?! Say it ain't so!
Before anyone says that 9/11 changed Kerry's priorities let me preemptively say that we knew then and know now that Saddam had offered and provided safe haven to terrorists, he had funded terrorists and had allowed terrorist training camps within his country's borders. So to say that Saddam is not a threat in terms of terrorism is not only wrong, but dangerous. Don't believe me? Ask the Israelis.
Oh, and did I mention that there is an entire country worth of people no longer living in fear that they or a loved one will 'disappear' into the night? But I suppose that doesn't count for anything with the Left.
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