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Old August 25th, 2004, 09:03 PM   #1
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Scarborough and Bob Kerrey


Joe Scarborough also did an interview with Bob Kerrey tonight, but the transcript hasn't been put on the internet site yet. I just caught the last couple of seconds of it and it sounded pretty interesting. When it goes up on the web-site, I'll post that transcript also. Kerrey stated that Bush and Kerry should get together, condemn the Swift Boat ads, Farenheit 911, and all other 527 ads and tell all books and just discuss the issues they differ on.
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