[joem15]

Come on, who cares? Heroes are heroes in their age,but the adulation does not carry over into the later generations. You have had your ride, Chuck Yeager, now give it up.

[hinckley buzzard]

You have had your ride, Chuck Yeager, now give it up

Look at what he has done in his life, and what you in your wildest fantasies will ever do in yours. Tell us all about yourself Ace.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

You got a problem with Chuck? Or just want to troll?

[Eastbound]

Gotta ask: Who's your hero?

[GladesGuru]

Consider that the Founders were of the opinion that the character of those elected to office Was of great importance. Then consider that when someone of recognized character publically endorses someone, then that endorsement just might be more important than what some Libroid presstitute writes in their political endorsement column.

[Liberty Valance]

Come on, who cares? Heroes are heroes in their age,but the adulation does not carry over into the later generations. You have had your ride, Chuck Yeager, now give it up.

Oh my. You could not be more wrong. Chuck Yeager will be in the history books forever as the man who broke the sound barrier in a jet aircraft.

[onyx]

I see... 15 is your age, huh?

[wireman]

Come on, who cares? Heroes are heroes in their age,but the adulation does not carry over into the later generations. You have had your ride, Chuck Yeager, now give it up.

Are you really that shortsighted? If it didn't happen last week, it doesn't matter?

Nice.

[Antoninus]

Come on, who cares? Heroes are heroes in their age,but the adulation does not carry over into the later generations. You have had your ride, Chuck Yeager, now give it up.

Wow, that's really a classy comment toward a true American hero. The man endorsed Hunter and many people respect him. What's the problem?