[jellybean]

John NcCain was just as involved in this travesty as was John Kerry.

It had become clear that Kerry, Zwenig, and others close to the chairman, such as Senator John McCain of Arizona, a dominant committee member, had gotten cozy with the officials and agencies supposedly being probed for obscuring P.O.W. information over the years. Committee hearings, for example, were being orchestrated to suit the examinees, who were receiving lists of potential questions in advance. Another internal memo from the period, by a staffer who requested anonymity, said: "Speaking for the other investigators, I can say we are sick and tired of this investigation being controlled by those we are supposedly investigating."

[Elle Bee]

and wasn't McEgo on that Senate Select Committee also?

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[SE Mom]

I don’t think we should go here.

This will backfire, and the backlash will bring an enormous sympathy for those who smear McCain’s military service. He is not Kerry, who invited the Swiftboats by his disgusting accusations toward GI’s in Vietnam.

I can’t stand McCain- for many reasons. But bringing up something this far in the past will not have the desired effect.

Politics can be a dirty business- and the boomerang will find it’s way back.

In the meantime- I sure miss Fred.

[prairiebreeze]

BTTT

[Brandie]

Thank you Jellybean I am glad this is being brought up. To say let's forget about this and move on it yet another slap in the face of every POW/MIA we did not bring home.

I will never forget them and never will vote for McCain and this about the POW's and the illegal's are the two main reasons why I can never vote for McCain.