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Kerry, Cheney Spar Over Iraq War, National Security



By William Branigin
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, March 17, 2004; 4:38 PM



Sen. John F. Kerry today accused the Bush administration of mismanaging the U.S. armed forces and drew a sharp rebuke from Vice President Cheney, who questioned his commitment to national security.



The charges came in dueling speeches in Washington and California that were devoted largely to defense and security issues.



Delivering what his campaign described as a major policy speech in Washington, Kerry, a four-term senator from Massachusetts and the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, pledged to beef up the regular Army, which he said was overextended, and to take better care of military service members and their families.



"We are weaker today militarily than we should be, but this administration stubbornly refuses to admit it," Kerry said in a speech at George Washington University. "Soldiers in Iraq are paying the price every day because our forces are spread too thin. There simply aren't enough of them to provide a prudent reserve of active-duty troops to respond if they have to in other hotspots."



Nearly a year after the United States invaded Iraq to depose president Saddam Hussein, U.S. forces "are still bogged down in Iraq" as the Bush administration "holds to failed policies that drive potential allies away," Kerry said. "What we have seen is a steady loss of lives and mounting costs in dollars, with no end in sight."



Kerry said that if elected president, he would add 40,000 troops to the regular Army, "not to send to Iraq, but to ease the burden on troops who have been deployed from one global hot spot to the next." He also pledged a "Military Family Bill of Rights" that would ensure sufficient combat pay, family separation allowances, housing, education, health and dental care, as well as training, arms and equipment.



Cheney, defending the administration in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley, Calif., attacked Kerry's Senate voting record on defense and national security matters and accused him of vacillating on key issues. Cheney cited Kerry votes against a number of weapons systems and said he had voted against military pay increases at least a dozen times.



"Whatever the explanation, whatever nuances he might fault us for neglecting," Cheney said, "it is not an impressive record for someone who aspires to become the commander in chief in this time of testing for our country." He said Kerry "has given us ample doubts about his judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on matters of national security."



Cheney contrasted what he described as Kerry's flip-flops -- voting to authorize U.S. military force in Iraq but against $87 billion in military and reconstruction funding, for example -- with President Bush's leadership style.

"When he makes a commitment, there is no doubt he will follow through," Cheney said of Bush. "America's friends know they can trust -- and America's enemies know they can fear -- the decisive leadership of George W. Bush." He said Bush's "ability to make decisions and stand by them is a measure that must be applied" to Kerry.



Cheney also asserted that Bush's policy in Iraq has helped to make the Middle East more secure and struck fear into terrorists.



"The recent bombing in Spain may well be evidence of how fearful the terrorists are of a free and democratic Iraq," Cheney said. "But if the murderers of Madrid intended to undermine the transition to democracy in Iraq, they will ultimately fail. Our determination is unshakable. We will stand with the people of Iraq as they build a government based on democracy, tolerance and freedom."



In response to Cheney's criticism, the Kerry campaign disputed that the senator had opposed some of the weapons Cheney mentioned and said that in 2001 he had voted for the largest military pay hike in 20 years.



The chairman of Kerry's campaign, former New Hampshire governor Jeanne Shaheen, charged that "Dick Cheney has emerged from his bunker to engage in partisan attacks." Referring to today's deadly car bombing of a hotel in Baghdad, she said in a statement, "While the leadership of the Bush administration seems focused on destroying John Kerry with false and distorted attacks, we see their foreign policy continuing to fail around the world."



In his speech in Washington, Kerry charged that the Bush administration misled Americans about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that "we are misled now when the costs of Iraq are not even counted in the president's budget."



But he said the United States, having gone to war, must meet its responsibility and act in its national interest by staying to achieve a peaceful and stable Iraq.



"To leave too soon would leave behind a failed state that inevitably would become a haven for terrorists and a threat to our future, a problem for the Middle East and a dangerous setback in the war against terror," Kerry said. At the same time, he added, "the answer is not a stubborn pursuit of the same arrogant policies." He said the United States "must return more effectively to the international community, and share the authority and burdens with other nations."



If elected, Kerry said, "I will not hesitate to use force when it is needed to wage and win the war on terror."



Kerry said that under his plan for a Military Families Bill of Rights, "we will fully fund veterans health and veterans benefits, and our veterans will no longer be the neglected soldiers of America." He said 20 percent of U.S. reservists do not have health care coverage.



"But George Bush threatened to veto funding for Iraq if it included more money for health care for reservists, and then tried to cut the pay of soldiers in the field and school aid for children of military families," Kerry said.



 

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