Kerry questions Bush's motives on sticking to Iraq deadline
CINCINNATI -- A day after Senator Edward M. Kennedy labeled Iraq "George Bush's Vietnam," John F. Kerry yesterday accused the administration of failing to conduct the necessary diplomacy to bring international peacekeepers to the nation and of having political motives in setting a June 30th deadline for transferring control to the Iraqi people. (Full Article: 702 Words)
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