Reply #78: We already went through this last year

[JackRiddler]

And even then, I don't recall your answering my question, which your post avoids.

In your posts last year, we were supposed to take on faith that Kerry once in office would show the vim of his old investigations in finally bringing the Bush mob's crimes to justice (an essential prerequisite to ever achieving meaningful change in the United States).

But here it is once again, the question in various forms:

What did Kerry do about all this when it counted most, in 2004?

Where is a list of his unanswered questions about criminal investigations from the election year -- when he had the platform?

When in 2004 did he point to his Iran-Contra, BCCI or CIA-Drugs investigations as an example of something he would want to pursue again once in office?

I don't want to hear about some book he wrote eight years ago.

Since this book, he's provided key support to the Bush regime at its most critical junctures, most notably by voting for the repeal of the Bill of Rights (aka "USA PATRIOT Act") and, in 2002, by approving the war of unprovoked agression against a helpless enemy, based on outrageous fairy tales that everyone with two brain cells and an Internet connection, including 23 senators, knew were naked lies (aka "Iraq War Resolution").

When did he question 9/11? The anthrax attacks on the Senate? The vote fraud and e-voting by which his victory was stolen from him?

I want to know what he did when it counted. Not in 1992. Not in 1997. In 2004.