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John McGinnis /p>

I wonder if the critics of Martha Stewart who also support John Kerry realize the irony of their positions? Ms. Stewart is facing jail time for lying to federal investigators about something that never happened, whereas Mr. Kerry testified before Congress about something that never happened and was rewarded a U.S. Senate seat.

The fact is, thousands of anti-war correspondents were unable to document commonplace American atrocities in Vietnam, and yet Mr. Kerry deliberately offered accounts of such as if they were established fact. He knew or should have known the accounts were false and he profited from his false testimony.

p>Martha Stewart was wrong to lie at the beginning an insider trading investigation but at least she saw the error of her ways long before she went to court. On the other hand, Mr. Kerry, like Bill Clinton, had plenty of time to get his story straight before he raised his hand and swore to God to tell the truth. The deliberateness of their deceptions in the most solemn of venues renders their misdeeds, if you'll forgive the pun, unpardonable br> -- Brian Fortin br> Catharpin, Virginia /p> p> ONLY ONE SOLUTION br> Re: Jed Babbin's March SGO : /p>

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