You'll now be branded a 'traitor to the cause', but
thanks for the info.
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You'll now be branded a 'traitor to the cause', but
thanks for the info.
Come Fall we'll put Josh in the yankees bullpen with a Red Sox jersey on, Del.
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... are being refuted by others too.
Doubts raised on Bush accuser
Key witness disputes charge by Guard retiree that files were purged
Evie ![]()
....a poor, pitiful 05 who didn't make 06, and was the
best qualified in the room, and who didn't get 100%
disability certification upon retirement, is out to make
as much noise as he can, and if he can pick up a buck or
two along the way, and have a day in the sun, so much
the better. Just an opinion.
Sensitive, political conversations on a speaker phone with the door open? Ordering distuction of records in front of a group of witnesses? It must be that 60s mentality that all military people are stupid brutes who wouldn't know any better. Kind of like Mash.
I can't Link it Here.
Go to Yahoo News. The article is from AP Associated Press
George
and now maybe Charlie, Blake, and Dave will abandon this one (without comment, as is the norm) and look for the next big lie. And that's fine, because while they consider this sort of thing as politically advantageous, it looks like political suicide to me.
And Terry McCauliff should disappear out of shame, if he's capable of shame.
They're destroying themselves, do not interfere.
DE
Hi, Josh
Heard this on NBC Nightly News. OTOH, they pointed out that he was speaking about a period when the pay records don't show Bush being present. I've long thought the major issue isn't whether or not he completed his stint or not -- that's just gravy if he didn't. The real issue is that, much like Quayle, a slot was apparently created in an otherwise "full" Guard to get him out of a regular Armed Forces stint. And if that isn't enough, an EXTREMELY unusual transfer from the Guard in one state to the Guard in another is arranged so he can work on a Senatorial campaign. I'm sure that would have happened had it been a Democratic campaign in the early 70's (Nixon era), right?
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O.K., Dave, Alexander Hamilton time. The Democrats made it a duel of military service records. They got the first shot, and Bush stood the line and faced the the shot straight on, he put out all his military records, including his medical records.
Now it's time for Kerry to likewise - stand his ground and put out all of his service records, including his medical records which will show exactly how serious those wounds were that he used to get that early transfer back to the states. The question is will he now do likewise, or walk away from the field of fire. Dave, it's a military thing, honor.
Elsewhere we talked about the DNC playbook. We agreed that Nixon is #1. You just fell into it Dave. Don't breathe too deeply.
Kiddpeat, don't forget the Avis rent a car, Newt.
He's #2 and he tries harder. The Democrats might make him #1 one day. (grin)