[VadeRetro]

With heroes like Kerry, who needs traitors?

[randog]

The Kerry campaign declined to comment Thursday.

I think that will become Kerry's campaign slogan--"No Comment".

[Pearls Before Swine]

He also criticized Nixon for trying to request the return of prisoners of war before the war ended.

WTF? What possible logic is there for this for any American, regardless of their position on 'Nam at the time? Maybe he was thinking of that John Lee Hooker line: "It serves you right to suffer, babe. It serves you right to be alone."

[Paul Atreides]

It is sickening to think that there are people, on this very forum, who would rather have that slime in the White House, over Bush. And, I'm not talking about the trolls.

[rwfromkansas]

big bump

[rwfromkansas]

Impressive stuff from a college newspaper

[gitmo]

I guess Kerry thought they hadn't been adequately punished yet?

[JoeSixPack1]

Indeed, President Jimmy Carter followed through on a campaign promise just a day after his inauguration by granting a pardon to those who avoided the draft by either not registering or avoiding the war.

The damage done that day gave legitimacy to every scumbag non-serving politician ever elected.

[Blue Scourge]

First I find it kinda ironic that he has been baiting McCain for VP and apparently was criticizing Nixon for trying to get the POWs home early...

and I agree that Kerry's campaign slogan is going to be "No comment" or "Thats none of your bussiness".

[cyncooper]

He also criticized Nixon for trying to request the return of prisoners of war before the war ended

Well, that's damned odd.

Is there some "because" missing? Or was it a case of if Nixon said it was day would Kerry claim it was night?

[cyncooper]

Don't want you to miss this curious stance of Kerry's. Read posts for some offered rationale.

And it ain't pretty.

If he did oppose an early return of POWs, that is.

[Mo1]

Another FYI Kerry Thread