[Fledermaus]

Yesterday on "Captial Gang", Al the Hitman Hunt used his program ending "outrage" to blast Coulter and again play the lie card that Cleland DID, in fact, lost his limbs "in battle".

But of course, "in battle" now is being parsed like Clinton's "is" or "well, technically we were never alone in the White House" (impossible since staff and security are always present).

[samtheman]

a terrified, Kerrified America

[Brian Allen]

<< Thanks to John F-ing Cohn/Kerry in his Hanoi Jane period, Vietnam was a disaster for America that gave the [For seven-long-deccades obsessively-"DemocRAT"-oriented] establishment a wholly irrational fear of almost every ramshackle Third World basket-case on the planet. >>

And bastard bred and projectile vomited upon us the Communist Party of America-descended traitors, Carter and Cli'ton -- and now -- full circle: Cohn/Kerry.

[1rudeboy]

bttt

[mylife]

Ping

[wayoverontheright]

As Ann Coulter pointed out in a merciless but entirely accurate column, it wasn't on the "battlefield." It wasn't in combat.

To me, anyone who was IN Vietnam in those days is a hero. That said, a hero not consumed with himself would always put the asterisk to this type of event, instead of allowing others to depict it as something it wasn't. In what way is the other side showing mercy in its attacks on out people? If Ann hadn't broken the ice, even Steyn would be afraid to say the truth.

[mylife]

"A Terrified Kerryfied America"

Thats the part that I loathe, Kerry would have America be a UN bootlicking nation.

[BonnieJ]

Regardless of how he lost 3 limbs, he is a tragic person. I can't imagine living all these decades like that. His bitterness is misdirected but it's understandable. Attacking him would be a mistake. Every time I see him it just tears at me and you know many feel that way. If he was in Vietnam when he lost his limbs, that will be the most significant fact to most.