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[Sophree]

1. Very good

Our message is the message of TRUTH. We can quibble about policy differences, but our message re: Shrub should be unified, tough, and extremely critical (but civil- let's look like the good guys we really are.)

I am pleased, as well, that they seem to have their s*it together.

[JustJoe]

2. I'm a Dean man

at this point, but Kerry is doing a fine strong job
on CNN right now. He's making the MOST IMPORTANT POINT
at this time (while a lot of DUers are wringing their
hands because Rice and Rumsfeld didnt commit hari-kari
on TV this morning), namely, that it's not MERELY about
the Niger lie, it's about the BIG PICTURE. There are so
many weaknesses in the Bush admin right now, deep, serious,
ongoing & worsening problems, that it is tunnel vision
to focus on Niger excusively as its Achilles heel. Keep
yr chin up, boys n girls, politics is a long distance run.

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[Old and In the Way]

4. Nothing like a good, in-the-open Republican scandel to

get all the Democrats unified.....it's been a loooong time!

[grasswire]

5. sorry, I thought Kerry was muddled

He didn't make clear points, but kept rambling. And when Blitzer questioned his judgment in voting against the Gulf War and for the Iraq attack, Kerry nearly blew his whole argument by becoming defensive and telling all the reasons we "needed" to attack Iraq.

[Jim Sagle]

6. Thanks for nipping this show of Democratic unity in the bud.

Can't have Dems working together, can we?

[Cheesehead]

7. I saw it a little differently...

Kerry very firmly confirmed his two "Iraq" votes, both against Gulf War I and in favor of last year's resolution, but then made what I thought was a good arguement for his (on the record) preference for and support of multilateral action through the UN rather than Bush's "go it alone" nonsense.