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Cedric Brown, a US citizen and a participant in a town hall meeting, asked Senator Kerry, "Who are these foreign leaders that you've met with?" The exchange went on for seven minutes. Kerry refused to say who said they supported him. He said it was a private matter and that it was none of Brown's business. He later asked the voter who he voted for, saying "Are you a registered Republican? Are you a Republican? You answer the question. That's not an answer. Did you vote for George Bush? Did you vote for George Bush? Thank you." It's as if he told Brown to "shut up". It was greeted with applause by many others in the town hall meeting. This just makes me sick. Bush has never told anyone, let alone a common citizen asking a question, to "shut up". It's much more of a private matter who a citizen voted for than announcing what world leaders support you. No foreign leader has acknowleged this, unleass of course it depends on your definition of "leader". Maybe a French Fire Cheif supports him; a fire cheif is a "leader".
