To: kyperman
Who's got the stones to go all the way with this? It would require taking Kerry ALL THE WAY DOWN. This isn't just a paper shuffle. The investigation would have to prove all allegations to the point where it would be proven once and for all that Kerry is not/was not eligible to be a congressman or senator (or Presidential candidate) based on his little visit to Paris.
The investigation may uncover that he received some type of dispensation from President Carter, President Clinton, or both that would somehow absolve him from ALL wrongdoing including treason. It may uncover some kind of perverse hearing in front of a Naval officers' review board that somehow lifted a previous "less than honorable" discharge, leading to a reinstatement, and then an honorable discharge.
I am weary of Republicans who make seemingly logical claims of egregious Dem activities and it GOES NO-WHERE!
Remember Sen. Thompson (R-Tenn) who was going to prove that the Clintons got campaign money from a Chinese-Communist Army General? Where did THAT go?
I am not holding my breath.
44 posted on
10/18/2004 7:31:53 PM PDT by
SERKIT
("Blazing Saddles" explains it all.....)
To: SERKIT
Unfortunately, I am with you. I believed Thompson would do the right thing--still don't know why he didn't but he did not last long in politics. Too bad because I think he was one of the good guys.
My eyes opened during the S & L hearings. Could not believe the connections. Was totally astounded by the antics used to avoid answering a simple question and the showboating of the various senators. They are all connected it seems in one way or the other and will NEVER rat on each other. I believe, Congress truly is a good ole boys club.
61 posted on
10/18/2004 7:59:56 PM PDT by
Snoopers-868th
(As one Vet said--When John Kerry loses, it will be the parade the Vets never had)
To: SERKIT
I'd like to think Clinton was involved -- unfortunately in 1985 Reagan was President.
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