The Dukakis Factor (the military doesn't always make the man)

Sacred Cow Burgers ^ | 02/09/2004 | Sacred Cow Burgers

[Prime Choice]

"One of the differences between me and Kerry? I make this look good."

; )

[Prime Choice]

[boomop1]

God Kerry looks soooooooooooooooo out of place.

[backhoe]

Copied & saved- thanks, Jay!

[Happy2BMe]

And who do YOU want for your Commander-In-Chief?

(PS: Tossup between Meek's and Prime's General O-F***ing Kerry - both classics - both RIGHT ON!)

Thanks guys!

BTW: Anybody seen registered lately?

[mrs tiggywinkle]

ping

[mystery-ak]

take a look

[Brad’s Gramma]

OH MY GOSH!!!!!! HAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[TheSpottedOwl]

yeah!

[Thor_Hammar]

One of the differences between President Bush and Senator Kerry is that President Bush is comfortable around the members of the U.S. military because he is proud of them whereas Senator Kerry is uncomfortable around them because he is ashamed of them. After all, he claimed members of the U.S. military in Vietnam routinely murdered, robbed, raped, etc., or covered up for those who did.

[mrs tiggywinkle]

:o)

[mrs tiggywinkle]

From another thread...

***"Sen. John McCain revealed that his North Vietnamese captors had used reports of Kerry-led protests to taunt him and his fellow prisoners. Retired General George S. Patton III angrily noted that Kerry’s actions had “given aid and comfort to the enemy." ***

[mrs tiggywinkle]

From another thread...

***"Sen. John McCain revealed that his North Vietnamese captors had used reports of Kerry-led protests to taunt him and his fellow prisoners. Retired General George S. Patton III angrily noted that Kerry’s actions had “given aid and comfort to the enemy." ***

[mrs tiggywinkle]

ooops on the double post.

[Shooter 2.5]

And due to his testimony, Kerry is an admitted war criminal.

[ChadGore]

[longtermmemmory]

Kerry, I want out six months early.

Bush, I would like to finish my education and return to complet my military commitment.

One quit early, the other finished what he started.


Who would you rather have as Commander in Chief?

[longtermmemmory]

http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.org

More on kerry's antiwar activity.

Includes activity with commie sympathizing groups.

[Joe Marine 76]

"....the military doesn't make the man...."

How true! It's the MAN that makes the military!

For those of you who may be interested, read the article in the recent on-line "Beaufort Gazette" (SC) about Major Neal "Nick" Pugliese USMC. He was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal(with combat distinquishing device "V" for valor). Read how he earned the Bronze Star Medal and compare it to Kerry's Silver Star Medal "accomplishment." I must add that I served in the early 90's with then, Captain Nick Pugliese and I can honesty tell you that he is one of the most genuinely humble Marine Officers that I had the pleasure to have served with! Can John Kerry say "HUMBLE?"

[longtermmemmory]

from: http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.org

http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.org/ker_doi.jpg

In the Senate debate itself, Kerry, rather than embarass Vietnam by demanding the truth, launched a highly publicized diversionary investigation of the POW/MIA families and activists, who were demanding an honest accounting.

Kerry labeled them "professional malcontents, conspiracy mongers, con artists, and dime-store Rambos" who were only involved in the POW/MIA issue for money.

Pictured left, Sen. John Kerry in Hanoi seated under a bust of Communist Vietnam's deceased leader, Ho Chi Minh.

continued

The Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs published in its January 1993 Final Report (page 6) that American servicemen were left behind alive and in captivity.

Kerry's Select Committee staff, in order to soft pedal this abandonment, added in the report "We acknowledge that there is no proof that U.S. POWs survived."

Kerry's "no proof" assertion, was an outright lie. It was an effort by Kerry's pro-Hanoi staff to bury our POW/MIA's and further open the doors to trade with Vietnam.

Kerry maintained there was "no proof U.S. POWs survived," but never produced evidence proving the left behind POWs were dead, or who was responsible for their deaths or where their remains were located.