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In reply to the discussion: Kerry COVERS UP Iraq War Falsifications [View all]blm
(114,658 posts)31. He did stand against the DECISION to invade, just as he promised when he
voted Yes to get the weapon inspectors back in.
You don't LIKE that he did what he promised if the weapon inspectors reported back that force was not needed to disarm Iraq and stood publicly against Bush's DECISION to invade, but, you should stop being untruthful about it.
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23 Senators actually voted No on the invasion, Kerry voted Yes, Hagel voted Yes. Biden voted Yes.
Bluenorthwest
Sep 2013
#7
A Yes vote was support for the decision to go to war and no amount of spin can change that
Bjorn Against
Sep 2013
#9
The yes vote was legally binding support for the war, the promise to stand against was mere rhetoric
Bjorn Against
Sep 2013
#15
anyone who voted for this at any stage is a weasel. I live in the boonies of
roguevalley
Sep 2013
#60
Thanks tio you, BLM - here is a link to David Frum in the National Review blasting Kerry for speakin
karynnj
Sep 2013
#66
23 Senators actually voted No on the invasion, Kerry voted Yes, Hagel voted Yes. Biden voted Yes.
Bluenorthwest
Sep 2013
#8
Once again voting Yes is supporting the war even if he promised to oppose it later
Bjorn Against
Sep 2013
#25
No one said he didn't vote Yes on IWR. And at the time IWR included weapon inspections
blm
Sep 2013
#26
The vote was in October 2002 - the inspectors came in AFTER that the decision to go to war was March
karynnj
Sep 2013
#68
I know exactly what I'm saying, and really don't give a shit what you think. n/t
ProSense
Sep 2013
#51
The politics of convenience. Dove when convenient. Hawk when convenient..or when the boss says so.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Sep 2013
#6
those of us who were paying attention since 2002 are not fooled by Kerry's attempt...
mike_c
Sep 2013
#32