[The_Reader_David]

Seems he wasn’t bluffing. Will military.com issue a retraction of their headline that asserted the Army had called his bluff? I suspect holding one’s breath waiting for the retraction would lead to anoxia.

[Red Steel]

Seems he wasn’t bluffing. Will military.com issue a retraction of their headline that asserted the Army had called his bluff? I suspect holding one’s breath waiting for the retraction would lead to anoxia.

Yup, he called the recent Military.com headline - what was the real bluff .

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Army Calls ‘Birther’ Doc’s Bluff

Friday, April 09, 2010 5:27:11 PM · by EveningStar · 691 replies · 9,058+ views

Military.com ^ | April 9, 2010 | Bryant Jordan

[Drew68]

Seems he wasn’t bluffing. Will military.com issue a retraction of their headline that asserted the Army had called his bluff? I suspect holding one’s breath waiting for the retraction would lead to anoxia.

I think the "bluff" was whether or not the Army would rescind his orders as they did in the past with that other guy.

It matters little at this point. The Army ordered him to be somewhere at a certain time today and he's not there. He's in a heap of trouble.