Reply #41: You inverted it, it would seem

[kiahzero]

From the right-wing rag standard-bearer:
http://www.nationalreview.com/york/york200401220835.asp
The publication Congressional Quarterly examined 119 recorded votes held in 2003 in which the president had taken a position. CQ found that Kerry was present for just 28 percent of those votes. In contrast, Kerry's colleague from Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy, was present for 97 percent of the votes.

When Kerry showed up, he did indeed vote against the president a significant number of times. In 2003, according to CQ, Kerry sided against the president 70 percent of the time. Kennedy, usually viewed as the gold standard of liberal orthodoxy, voted against Bush 53 percent of the time.

Could it be that your antipathy for Kerry twisted your memory of what you heard?

Naah.