[BluH2o]

This is almost as bad as Congressman Andrew May’s colossal blunder back in 1943. During a press conference, he revealed that many US submarines were surviving because the Japanese were setting their depth charges too shallow. Admiral Lockwood, COMSUBPAC, later estimated that this blunder cost the US ten submarines and eight hundred men.

You should point out that Andrew May was another dirt bag democ'Rat.

[Stonewall Jackson]

Not only was he a Dimmy, but he was also convicted of bribery and war profiteering in a case involving defective fuses for 4.2-inch mortars that resulted in the deaths of at least 38 US servicemen. He served nine months in federal prison for this, but later received a full pardon from Harry Truman.