John Kerry is at it again. Now he says that if he were Commander in Chief he would not have done one thing differently from President Bush--he would have done everything differently. Now, was this when he voted for the war before he voted against? I'm confused by all the flip-flopping this guy is doing.
It does not matter what he says now, we all would probably do things differently after we've done them and learned from them. What matters is what would he have done at the time. He had the same intelligence the President had so he would likely have made the same decision. Is this not, in fact, what he did when he voted for the war?
Once again, Kerry-rhetoric is taking over and I'm getting confused.
