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Kerry now calling Bush a Deserter
Posted on 01/24/2004 8:27:13 AM PST by John Redcorn
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To: John Redcorn
Big BUMP
Now on Drudge:
FLASHBACK: Kerry in 2000 claimed it is a matter of character that Bush avoided duty oversees by joining the Texas Air National Guard. No documents have been found to show he reported for duty as ordered in Alabama in 1972... 'Those of us who were in the military wonder how it is that someone who is supposedly serving on active duty, having taken that oath, can miss a whole year of service without even explaining where it went,' said Kerry... Developing...
FLASHBACK: KERRY ALLUDED TO BUSH AS DESERTER
To: John Redcorn
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posted on
01/24/2004 8:46:50 AM PST
by
akcoyote
To: redlipstick
Drudge blew it, he has the wrong Kerry.
To: Voteamerica
It was Kerrey instead?
To: redlipstick
Yep.
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To: John Redcorn
Living in Massachusetts I have nothing but negative memories of how dirty a campaigner this guy can be. People should not under estimate how low this guy will go to win election. When he ran against Weld and Shamie years ago, he was very successful in destroying his opponents character through lies, innuendo and help from the loving boston media.
I have no doubt that this is how he will run against W if he gets to that point.
I am telling y'all this - Kerry is a total scumbag but a smart one at that, which makes him very dangerous. He is not too different from Clinton in that respect.
We need to stay on guard and all over this guy.. Don't let him define the issues!!!
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posted on
01/24/2004 9:48:10 AM PST
by
dictatorMA
(Kerry - Clinton all over again.)
To: walkman
I stand corrected. Either way Drudge should just drop it. The story died in 2K because there was no clear answer so the voters decided there was nothing there. The issue needs to remain dead, no good will come of bringing it up again. NONE.
To: dictatorMA
No documents have been found to show he reported for duty as ordered in Alabama in 1972... 'Those of us who were in the military wonder how it is that someone who is supposedly serving on active duty, having taken that oath, can miss a whole year of service without even explaining where it went,' said Kerry. I totally agree with your assessment of Kerry. I would never vote for him.
As a Vietnam vet myself I think the points made above about this issue need to be answered. It is not out of line to ask the Commander-in-Chief to clarify it once and for all. Bush brought this on HIMSELF, and the longer he avoids clearing it up, the longer this issue will fester. If I had decided to take a "year off," I'd STILL be making little rocks out of big ones in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Remember, folks, it's not the act -- it's the cover up (or PERCEPTION of one) -- that sinks the ship.
To: Voteamerica
there was no clear answer Now THAT's convenient!
The issue needs to remain dead
Well, Karl Rove is an EXCELLENT coroner. But veterans, from my experience anyway, don't live by something like an "R" after someone's name when it comes to judging duty and honor. Having a voting block like that out there can be a real b**** for people like Rove, but let not your heart be troubled, I'm sure he has ways of dealing with it. After all, it's for the Greater Good, right?
To: Delta-Tango
01/07/04
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posted on
01/24/2004 10:43:21 AM PST
by
Mentos
To: Delta-Tango
You would have a point if the military, who knew about this in '04 hadn't voted overwhelming for the President. As did the Veterans, they see this for what it is, an attempt to smear the President.
To: Voteamerica
Correction: The veterans gave Bush overwhelming support in '00. This issue was vetted then and dismissed, no one cared then, just as no one will care now.
To: Delta-Tango
To: tamudrb79
BTTT!
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posted on
01/24/2004 11:34:59 AM PST
by
ConservativeMan55
(You...You sit down! You've had your say and now I'll have mine!!!!)
To: Voteamerica
The veterans gave Bush overwhelming support in '00. Yes. But he was NOT their first choice. For example, there are an estimated 140,000 veterans in New Hampshire and many of them are registered independents who voted to help John McCain capture the Republican primary over Bush in 2000.
This issue was vetted then and dismissed.
And hopefully you can pull it off again. But this ain't your Granfather's 2000.
no one cared then, just as no one will care now.
Correction. No one in sufficient numbers cared then. Suggestion -- like that scene in Hud when they buried the sick cows, throw that missing year in a big pit, dump in lots of lime, and cover it up real good! Good luck....;)
To: tamudrb79
Even the left-leaning Annenberg center says that Moore is over the top. *He* is. He is a buffoon. A WELL PAID buffoon, but a buffoon nevertheless. But wanting to know what happened during that missing year is NOT over the top. If Bush can't account for an entire year of his life then what ELSE won't he be able to account for? This is NOT a left/right or Republican/Democrat issue. It is about clarifying the record. Why are some people so afraid of that? I had the temerity to ask loudly why Clinton never released his medical records too.
This insistance that we all be good little Pod People and keep our mouths shut when Uncle Karl tells us to is a hell of a lot more scary than Michael Moore could ever hope to be.
To: ConservativeMan55
BTTT! Funny you should mention that. I have been trying for YEARS to find out what that means, and believe it or not it comes from the Amish. "Be Thouest Tongue Tied." Roughly translated: if you don't have anything specific to post at the moment, then use that in it's place. Not bad for folks who reject most technology! [ ;) ]
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