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To: razorback-bert
Texans for Truth, established by the 20,000-member Texas online activist group, DriveDemocracy.org, has produced a 0:30 second television advertisement, "AWOL." The ad features Robert Mintz, one of many who served in Alabama's 187th Air National Guard -- when Bush claims to have been there -- who have no memory of Bush on the base. In other words, Bush failed to fulfill his military duty while others were dying in Vietnam.

I think that there were about 800 people attached to that unit. That someone doesn't remember one person who came a few times and read flight manuals is not at all surprising. They may have never even been on the base at the same time. What a thin accusation.

220 posted on 09/09/2004 10:47:36 PM PDT by Freee-dame
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To: Freee-dame
That someone doesn't remember one person who came a few times and read flight manuals is not at all surprising.

Actually there WERE people that remembered him, several of them if I remember correctly. I know that Lt. Col John Calhoun was one. He pointed out the fact that Bush signed in on the Duty Sheet that Calhoun kept on his desk.

380 posted on 09/10/2004 9:59:08 AM PDT by ravingnutter
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