03 August, 2004
Kerry comes out writing
Or at least his team does....
UNITED States presidential contender John Kerry sought to build on the momentum of the Democratic National Conference yesterday when he launched a book-length blueprint for his White House campaign, including plans to fight terrorism and improve homeland security.
Speaking at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mr Kerry put security at the heart of his campaign, accusing the president, George Bush, of pursuing policies that had encouraged recruitment of terrorists and failed to make the US as safe as it ought to be.
The 263-page book, Our Plan for America: Stronger at Home, Respected in the World, offers a detailed description of the Democratic ticket’s platform in a compilation of policy positions and recommendations.
"We offer this plan because we believe this election should be about ideas to lift America up, not negative attacks that drag America down," wrote Mr Kerry and his running mate John Edwards.
Full book here - 1.5Mb PDF File which I can confirm is 263 pages long. Can I get back to you on it, I need some sleep? ¶ Tuesday, August 03, 2004
UNITED States presidential contender John Kerry sought to build on the momentum of the Democratic National Conference yesterday when he launched a book-length blueprint for his White House campaign, including plans to fight terrorism and improve homeland security.
Speaking at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mr Kerry put security at the heart of his campaign, accusing the president, George Bush, of pursuing policies that had encouraged recruitment of terrorists and failed to make the US as safe as it ought to be.
The 263-page book, Our Plan for America: Stronger at Home, Respected in the World, offers a detailed description of the Democratic ticket’s platform in a compilation of policy positions and recommendations.
"We offer this plan because we believe this election should be about ideas to lift America up, not negative attacks that drag America down," wrote Mr Kerry and his running mate John Edwards.
Full book here - 1.5Mb PDF File which I can confirm is 263 pages long. Can I get back to you on it, I need some sleep? ¶ Tuesday, August 03, 2004
