[OPS4]

This Guy is Clinton or Worse? Ops4 God BLess America!

[maica]

Based on this data, it looks like Edwards has more chance to be the nominee than Kerry.

[mikeb704]

To many folks, Massachusetts means two things: Liberals and lobsters. It won't take voters long to figure out that John Kerry isn't a lobster.

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp

[beelzepug]

"Kerry claimed that U.S. soldiers had "raped, cut off ears"...we in no way consider ourselves the best men of this country."

Ain't he a piece of work? And now, when it's convenient, he wants to be remembered as the proud Vietnam vet. What crap! I know I'm far from the best man who was ever sent over there but I served honorably and I wore the uniform proudly. I never raped or cut off anything although I recall having BEEN cut off at the NCO club once or twice. But that's another story.

[Salvation]

Already posted

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1061806/posts

[eyespysomething]

Sen. John McCain revealed that his North Vietnamese captors had used reports of Kerry-led protests to taunt him and his fellow prisoners.

Why doesn't someone pick up on this?

traitor!

[FlyLow]

"Bone to pick: Bush-hating conspiracy theorists find it alarming that the president, like his father, was a member of the secretive Skull and Bones society at Yale University. Another alum of this club: John Kerry."

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Well, well. well...this is another interesting developement!

[eyespysomething]

From the original News Max article, a little different, from June 2003:

http://www.newsmax.com/showinside.shtml?a=2003/6/29/24433

The antics of Kerry and his colleagues didn't do much for those who were still fighting the Vietnam War.

Last December, former POW Michael Benges told the Washington Times that retired Gen. George S. Patton III lumped Kerry in with Fonda and Clark, complaining that they had all "given aid and comfort to the enemy."

Even the most famous POW of all, Sen. John McCain, later revealed that his North Vietnamese captors used reports about the Kerry-led protest to taunt him and his fellow prisoners.

A few years later the ambitious Democrat found that his book documenting the celebrated peace protest had become something of a political liability.

"Suddenly, copies of ["The New Soldier"] became unavailable and even disappeared from libraries," one old-time Massachusetts hand told The New American Magazine in May.

A search of several rare book Web sites failed to turn up more than a few copies of Kerry's anti-war book for sale anywhere. NewsMax obtained its copy from a bookstore in Great Britain.



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