JOHN KERRY: It depends what you mean by that, Frank. If you mean dying in the course of a United Nations effort, yes, it is worth that. If you mean dying American troops unilaterally going in with some false presumption that we can affect the outcome, the answer is unequivocally no.

RUSH: He's going to live to regret this. He's basically saying an American soldier's life lost under the UN flag is honorable, American soldier's lives lost under the American flag is not worth it. And it's...

So John Kerry thinks that American troops dying under the American flag is not justified, and is not worthwhile, but under the UN flag, then of course American deaths are justified. Now, this is all about Bosnia, and Clinton went in without the United Nations, if you recall. So I would think that Kerry would be in opposition to what we did there and that any deaths that we incurred are not worth it because we went in with some unilateral false presumption that we could affect the outcome.
We...

RUSH: Would you like to hear it?CALLER: Sure, I'd love to.RUSH: Now, are you saying this relates to the sound bite of Kerry with Frank Sesno?CALLER: Well, I'm saying that you don't have to go back ten years to get him saying he's going to transfer things over to the UN.RUSH: True. No, you don't. Let's go back to last April, but at the same time, we can say it's the one thing he doesn't flip-flop on.CALLER: Well, also he doesn't flip-flop on his complete lack of -- I mean total contempt for...

But the reasoning that the U.S. Supreme Court used provides, I think, the reason why all of these lawyers are lining up to get ready for the aftermath of this election, and it is the equal-protection-under-the-law clause, and it has to do... The best way to illustrate it would be "equal protection under the law." Let's say in Florida, just to pick a state, you have numerous ways of voting. In some places we still have punch cards, some places paper ballots and absentees, early balloting is whatever,...