CBS Memogate (Good Stuff on NRO/Kerry Spot)

National Review Online ^ | 1/10/2005 | NRO

[IamConservative]

"NYT or CNN will snap up Mapes within the next couple of weeks. She is just the kind of "journalist" they look for.."

Where is your preposition at?

[cyncooper]

I heard that few or none of the aircraft on which Bush was trained were deployed in SE Asia.

Many of us have known for ages what this vaunted "Panel" cleverly (not) unearthed and which I have zero doubt Mapes, Rather, etc., knew also.

Here is but one of several articles about it that I found with a quick Google:

Retired Colonel: Bush Volunteered for Vietnam

excerpt:

One of the criticisms leveled at the President is that he sought guard service to keep him from serving in Vietnam.

Morrisey says, "not so."

"The Air Force, in their ultimate wisdom, assembled a group of 102's and took them to Southeast Asia. Bush volunteered to go. But he needed to have 500 [flight] hours, but he only had just over 300 hours so he wasn't eligible to go,” Morrisey recalls.

~snip~

[rock58seg]

Actually, you ended in a preposition, but I agree with your sentiment anyway. :) What did you agree with his sentiment for? What were you thinking of?

Do you think it's alright, if it's you guys I agree with?

[jriemer]

Do you think it's alright, if it's you guys I agree with?

If you don't like CBS, we could use you to.

[woofer]

and for the grammar police, yes, I know I ended in a prepostion-- I did it just to irritate yu

Is, like y'know, like, a preposition too?

And, should I like, um y'know, not use it, like, so often?

[js1138]

Now that FreeRepublic is in the official history of this episode, the MSM will be picking apart our posts looking for proof we are all ignorant rednecks.

How far do you think they will have to look?

[norwaypinesavage]

"What did you want to use a preposition to end that sentence up with for?"

It was just a random thought.