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To: Former Military Chick

Sen. Chuck Hagel is neither a Dissenter or Realist. Hagel is simply being a politician. And he is lying when he expresses his "concern" for the future of the country. He is only concerned with his own political future. As a Nebraskan I now think I made a big mistake voting to elect him in 1996. We all thought he was someone he wasn't.


5 posted on 09/29/2004 10:11:11 AM PDT by miloklancy (The biggest problem with the Democrats is that they are in office.)
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To: miloklancy

Thank you for your illuminating post. As he is not my rep it is nice to hear from those he does serve.


7 posted on 09/29/2004 10:16:55 AM PDT by Former Military Chick (REALLY REALLY Ticked OFF in the heartland)
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U.S. success in the war is not ensured, Hagel said in an interview Friday, adding that the Bush team appears to have finally grasped what is needed to win.

That's a key reason, Hagel said, that he strongly supports Bush's re-election in November.

Ohhhh I get it. He's had Kerry DNA infused in him...as long as the Bush Administration listens to him, after all, he's a Vietnam Vet and knows about these things, he'll be supportive. Never mind that he's gone on every talk show that will have him as long as he vociferously disagrees with the President. And never mind that every RAT that can find a camera or a microphone uses Hagel as one of their "Republican voices who dissent."

If Hagel wants to disagree, fine. Let him do so privately. Let him do so as a responsible Senator and leave the grandstanding to the RATS. He has truly diminished any credibility he had in Nebraska, and has propelled his ambitions on the sacrifices of our men and women in harm's way. He is disgusting and I regret the vote I cast for him.

10 posted on 09/29/2004 10:21:16 AM PDT by Use It Or Lose It
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To: miloklancy
Hagel is simply being a politician. And he is lying when he expresses his "concern" for the future of the country. He is only concerned with his own political future.

I feel the same... and was thinking that it is the common denominator much too often, these days! Sad, isn't it?

11 posted on 09/29/2004 10:24:00 AM PDT by pageonetoo (I could name them, but you'll spot their posts soon enough.)
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To: miloklancy
As a fellow Nebraskan, I voted for him, too. I would like to apologize to everyone on this board for Chuck Hagel.
15 posted on 09/29/2004 10:28:21 AM PDT by Uncle Vlad
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To: miloklancy
As a Nebraskan I now think I made a big mistake voting to elect him in 1996. We all thought he was someone he wasn't.

I didn't trust him even back then. But I didn't expect him to be such an opportunist.

Hagel and McCain know that the MSM need Republicans to appear on their shows, for 'balance'. But they certainly don't want to give any exposure to real Republicans. So they'll invite Hagel and McCain over and over again, to recite Democratic talking points, and make attacks on the administration, while at the same time seeming fair and balanced. And Hagel, with his presidential ambitions, is quite willing to sell out the rest of his party to further his own interests.

24 posted on 09/29/2004 11:16:57 AM PDT by Right Wing Professor (www.swiftvets.com: where the truth lives on, after 35 years of Kerry lies.)
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