Hypocrite John Kerry Demands Records of Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts

How very stupid, repugnant and hypocritical of Senator John F. Kerry to demand that

the White House release "in their entirety" all documents and memos from Supreme Court nominee John Roberts' tenure in two Republican administrations.

This is nothing but a farce on Kerry's end when he refused to turn over all of his Navy records via the SF 180 form prior to the Presidential election and afterwards when he promised he would. He never really did a few months ago.

John Kerry said:

We cannot do our duty if either Judge Roberts or the Bush administration hides elements of his professional record.

And people voted for John Kerry last year? Are they that gullible or what?

Senator Kerry, stick it where the sun doesn't shine. You have not yet provided the SF 180 in allowing the release of ALL of your Navy record. Why are you still not keeping your promise? Are you hiding something? What an effin lying weasel!

We called for Kerry to execute a form which would permit anyone to examine his full and unexpulgated [sic] military records at the Navy Department and the National Personnel Records Center. Instead he executed a form permitting his hometown paper to obtain the records currently at the Navy Department. The Navy Department previously indicated its records did not include various materials. This is hardly what we called for. If he did execute a complete release of all records we could then answer questions such as (1)Did he ever receive orders to Cambodia or file any report of such a mission (whether at Christmas or otherwise); (2) What was his discharge status between 1970 and 1978 (when he received a discharge) and was it affected by his meetings in 1970 and 1971 with the North Vietnamese? (3)why did he receive much later citations for medals purportedly signed by Secretary Lehman who said he did not know of them; (4) Are there Hostile Fire and Personnel Injured by Hostile Fire Reports for Kerry's Dec. 1968 Purple Heart (when the officer in charge of the boat Admiral Schacte, the treating Surgeon Louis Letson, and Kerry's Division Commander deny there was hostile fire causing a scratch) awarded three months later under unknown circumstances.