Mark Steyn: Justifications for backing Kerry fall flat

I wish I could write like Mark Steyn.

"But Kerry's version of this story undermines the Kerry view of the war -- or, at any rate, the most recent Kerry view of the war. That's the best clue as to the resolve he'd show as President: He has no internal conviction of his own, and so his campaign has run on incoherent reflex oppositionism, as, indeed, his Senate career has -- if America had followed the positions advocated by John Kerry, there would have been no Reagan arms build-up, and the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact would have lingered on, and their clients in Grenada would have destabilized the rest of the Caribbean, and Latin America would not have been democratized, and Saddam Hussein would still be in power and still controlling Kuwait."

Sort of says it all.

BTW, where I work, the next few years is all refurbing programs that Kerry voted nay on the first time. Think he'll want to extend their life? I didn't think so either.