John Kerry once again demonstrates his decisive nature. Responding to accusations that his vote authorize the invasion of Iraq and his recent position that it was "the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time" are inconsistent, Kerry explains:

"The vote for authorization is interpreted by a lot of people as a vote to go to war," Mr. Kerry said. "It wasn't a vote to go that day. It was a vote to go through the process of going to the U.N., building the allies and then making a judgment of whether we had to go...."

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