[kaboom]

Let Kerry's military service go, it's a non-issue for the media. He was in Vietnam, Bush wasn't, and that's all that matters in the service debate. It sucks, but that's the way it goes. Even Bush and his team realize this.

The real angle of atack on Kerry will be his post-Nam activities and voting record where he has been anti-military, anti-US and a liar ever since.

[kabar]

Let Kerry's military service go, it's a non-issue for the media. He was in Vietnam, Bush wasn't, and that's all that matters in the service debate. It sucks, but that's the way it goes. Even Bush and his team realize this. The real angle of atack on Kerry will be his post-Nam activities and voting record where he has been anti-military, anti-US and a liar ever since.

I agree up to a point. We know that Kerry participated in antiwar demonstrations while still on active duty. There is also a question about his military status 1970-2, when Kerry was meeting in Paris with the NV and NLF and appearing with Jane Fonda at Valley Forge and the Winter Soldiers Investigation.

Bush shouldn't be seen to be involved in seeking answers about Kerry's service record, but the questions need to be raised, especially since Kerry has refused to release his service records.

[Just mythoughts]

"Let Kerry's military service go, it's a non-issue for the media. He was in Vietnam, Bush wasn't, and that's all that matters in the service debate. It sucks, but that's the way it goes. Even Bush and his team realize this."

JFKerry is the one who will not let it go. JFKerry filmed reenactments of his gun fights while over in Vietnam and he kept a journal, according the Brinkley who wrote a book based upon these items.

Now what kind of a person while in country gets a movie camera and films reenactments of his own gun fights and spends the rest of his life playing and replaying those movies on his Sony tv.

When JFKerry releases his military records, movies of reenactments and his medical records it will be let go.