Republican Senators tell unpleasant truths

September 22, 2004 D. H. McKee

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If you don’t want to hear a Democrat say that the situation in Iraq is deteriorating dangerously, listen to a Republican
In a Sept. 20 speech that was long overdue, John Kerry outlined the deceptions and failures of George W. Bush’s policy in Iraq. Because he is the Democratic nominee for President, and because he hasn’t expressed his view of the war with such clarity and cogency before, many voters may remain deaf to Mr. Kerry’s realistic warnings about the price of Mr. Bush’s “stubborn incompetence.”
Partisan though his speech at New York University surely was, however, much the same message is being delivered by the most respected figures in the ruling party.
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