Did Kerry know there was no WMD before voting?

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Scott Ritter - at Free Rep.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1083793/posts

From Rush's site

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_020904/content/john_f_ing_kerry_stack_3.guest.html

Suddenly the Freepers will love Mr. Ritter...

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1. my response would be

That Scott Ritter had his intelligence, and I had the White House intelligence as well. However, at the time, I did not know that the WH removed all the caveats from their intelligence, so I had to weigh the WH intelligence with the Ritter intelligence and I mistakenly chose to believe the WH. That was the last time I took the word of W.

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2. It's generally conceded by crusade supporters that

that desire, intent, and intellectual capacity to develop weapons that could present obstacle or impediment to US operations present an immediate threat to US policies.

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3. Aha! Just thinking bad thoughts is enough ?

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4. of course he did

that's what makes his vote all the more dispicable

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5. Kerry = Bush

What's the difference? Kerry is looking worse by the minute. I knew instinctively that Kerry was a fraud from the beginning.

I'm afraid the choice of Kerry as the Dem nominee will help drive many into the arms of Ralph Nader.

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