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To: mict42

I guess the thing that just boggles my mind, is that if he just went to Viet Nam and did his job. If he just said, "yeah, I went. I wasnt a hero. I just did my job." He would be so much more credible.

What is it with these guys who have to make more out of something than there really was?

Especially, when going and doing your duty is pretty much all any of us want to hear. I dont need a hero.


47 posted on 08/11/2004 7:04:35 AM PDT by Vermont Lt (I am not from Vermont. I lived there for four years and that was enough.)
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To: Vermont Lt

The Dems were fools not to follow this advice. Anyone who questioned his service would have looked like a creep. They should have done what you said, and left it alone; and if Kerry really wanted to be President, he should have apologised for all the accusations he made in the '70's about war crimes and "atrocities"...he should have plead youthful exuberance....

I tell you, the Dems want us to believe that they would be better negotiators with other countries, when they go ahead and plan such a foolish campaign? When they run such a foolish candidate?

We found out after clinton, that integrity, honesty and Character DOES matter.


98 posted on 08/11/2004 1:49:50 PM PDT by tuckrdout (I am here because abortion use to be illegal.)
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To: Vermont Lt
The problem is that his "heroism" in VN is the only reason he's giving for voting for him.

What's he going to say, "Vote for me, because I'm really good at marrying rich women." Or "Vote for me, I've done nothing in the senate, where I can't even be bothered to show up to vote."

117 posted on 08/12/2004 11:34:05 AM PDT by stop_fascism
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