How Kerry should respond to Bush's latest ads in WV

Something along these lines:

Narrator:

George W. Bush is misleading us again.  The Bush administration told us that Iraq would finance its own reconstruction from seized assets and oil production.

(show articles and headlines and pictures of a scowling Cheney and Smirking Bush)

That wasn't true.  In a misleading attack ad, George Bush now claims the 87 billion dollars he asked for last fall was for our troops.  What does he not tell you?

$20 billion was actually intended for reconstruction and for training Iraqi security forces. But there was also $82 million to protect Iraq's 36 miles of coast line; new prisons at a cost of $50,000 per bed; a witness protection program at a cost of $1 million per family; $2 million for museums and memorials, and a whopping $9 million for a state-of-the-art postal service.

And who has made out like bandits-- literally? Companies with close ties to President Bush, like Halliburtion, a company that still pays Dick Cheney, have gotten contracts without bids.  And according to Pentagon audits, have grossly overcharged the American taxpayer.

John Kerry thinks its time this administration is held accountable.  Our troops need a real plan that provides true international support.  And we deserve a President that tells us the truth.

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