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What's Kerry's Position?

I’ve read this a couple of times. Listen to this and tell me what you think John Kerry’s position on Iraq is:

IMUS: “Do you think there are any circumstances we should have gone to war in Iraq, any?”

KERRY: “Not under the current circumstances, no. There are none that I see. I voted based on weapons of mass destruction. The President distorted that, and I’ve said that. I mean, look, I can’t be clearer. But I think it was the right vote based on what Saddam Hussein had done, and I think it was the right thing to do to hold him accountable. I’ve said a hundred times, there was a right way to do it and a wrong way to do it. The President chose the wrong way. Can’t be more direct than that.”

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5 responses to “What's Kerry's Position?”

  1. Courtney Avatar
    Courtney

    Say huh?

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  2. Uptown Girl Avatar
    Uptown Girl

    but not two weeks ago he said he would still have gone into Iraq even if he had known there were no WMD – – this guy is clear like mud

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  3. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    Drudge today is reporting that Kerry says he only has one position on Iraq, but it doesn’t say what that position is.

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  4. Uptown Girl Avatar
    Uptown Girl

    I agree with that – – Kerry does have one position on Iraq – – the ever changing position

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  5. Daisy Avatar
    Daisy

    When Kerry says he has “one position” he is tacitly acknowledging what we all know — that he wouldn’t need to say that if he only had one position.

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