Neal Boortz points out Kerry's latest flip-flop.

"I will have significant, enormous reductions in the level of troops ...In the Korean peninsula perhaps, in Europe perhaps." -- John Kerry, August 1, 2004.

"Why are we withdrawing unilaterally 12,000 troops from the Korean peninsula at the very time that we are negotiating with North Korea, a country that really has nuclear weapons. This is clearly the wrong signal to send at the wrong time." -- John Kerry, August 18, 2004.

Of course, the August 1st speech was made before President Bush announced his plan to pull troops out of Korea and Europe. Kerry should be saying, 'See, he's stealing my ideas', but instead opts to takes the anti-Bush path.