[vacets-gen] Bush's View on theSouthVietnamese

Luc T. Nguyen luc2503 at bellsouth.net
Fri Oct 8 13:21:15 PDT 2004


Hi anh Ti'n,

I looked it up on more recent vote records and found that
for the year 2003, Kerry skipped most of the votes.
http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/vote_m
enu_108_1.htm
I don't have time to compile a full statistics on his voting
record for last year, but my informal random check of 12
bills, I only found one that he voted. May be because he is
out there campaigning. He was OK as a senator earlier on in
his career but seems to slack off in more recent years.

His lifetime voting records, shown on his own biography
http://www.lcv.org/Files/OpenFile.cfm?id=1960 is only for
issues involving the Environment.
What was discussed at
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=405487 is
only for his earlier years at the senate.

By the way, I do not think that Kerry is truthfull either.
When he changes his opinions to the opposite direction then
at least one of his position is a lie. Or may be both
positions are lies or may be he has no opinion at all and he
just say what his advisors told him to say.

I did not say that Bush is better, I think that both are
equally bad. It just that what kind of poison each one of us
is willing to take.

Luc T. Nguyen


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Hello anh Luc,

I was intending for people to do their own legwork :-).  One
learn more
that way... but it sounded like you did.  Thanks.

Here are some more web sites that has done the work of
research on Kerry's
voting records.

http://www.vote-smart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=S042110
3

Vote-smart site seem to show that Kerry did vote in '88.

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=405487

It shows that over his career in the Senate, his voting
record is in the
92+ %, pretty good.  There were some discussion about
getting earlier
records for 85-88, seem that is not online at the Senate Gov
web site.

1985-6:    92% x
1987-8:   100% x
1989:     100% x 312 = 312
1990:     100% x 326 = 326
1991:      93% x 280 = 260
1992:      92% x 270 = 248
1993:     100% x 395 = 395
1994:      92% x 329 = 303
1995:     100% x 613 = 613
1996:     100% x 306 = 306

The above listed the issues for vote and whether Kerry
voted.

As for Bush, he seem to be more of a devil than Kerry.  So I
am curious as
to why people still prefer a known devil [that lied to them]
to one who
has shown that he is courageous and honest in expressing his
heartfelt
beliefs.

Wouldn't it be a question of truthfulness over falsehood,
lies and
deceivers?  Which one is better?

Cheers,
Tin Le
--
http://tin.le.org
Tin Le - tin at le.org
Firewall and Security Consulting

On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, Luc T. Nguyen wrote:

> Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 12:29:02 -0400
> From: Luc T. Nguyen <luc2503 at bellsouth.net>
> Reply-To: Gneral forum for members of VACETS
<vacets-gen at vacets.org>
> To: Gneral forum for members of VACETS
<vacets-gen at vacets.org>
> Subject: RE: [vacets-gen] RE: [Vacets-local-dc] Bush's
View on the
>     SouthVietnamese
>
> Hello anh Ti'n,
>
> I am one of those undecided.
>
> I lookup the website you provided and did not find a
voting
> record of Kerry.
> I did a little search and find a site
> http://capwiz.com/c-span/dbq/issuesdbq/votesearch.dbq
> that tells which senator (or congressman) votes for what
> bill. I cannot find a full statistics but
> I did a fairly random look up of about a dozen bills. And
to
> my surprise, or I should not be,
> I found that J. Kerry only vote on one of those bills. The
> rest he is just a "No Vote". I did not
> check on other senators, may be there are lots of "no
vote"
> senators but as you said, the
> job of the senator is to "introduce bills and vote on
them".
> I don't remember any bill by
> J. Kerry in recent years, and he definitely did not vote
> much in recent years either. For that
> I don't think he is "performing his duty as a senator".
>
> I don't necessary agree with Bush on how he handle the
> economy either but, as of right now,
> I think that a devil we know is better than the one we
> don't.
>
> My mind can still be changed :)
> Luc T. Nguyen
>

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