[carpio]

Particularly our immediate past, draft dodging, president

Air National Guard service in Florida may not have been front line duty during the Vietnam War but it was at least something more than some other politicians have done for our country. You should speak of our cammander in chief with the respect due his office.

[billhilly]

"Particularly our immediate past, draft dodging, president

Air National Guard service in Florida may not have been front line duty during the Vietnam War but it was at least something more than some other politicians have done for our country. You should speak of our cammander in chief with the respect due his office."

You should read my post again, and this time, since you don't seem too familiar with the english language, I'll try to explain.

"Immediate past" refers to the past president of the United States. His name was William Jefferson Clinton, and he famously dodged the draft. He may have more appropriately been called a "cammader in chief" than, say, our current president, George W. Bush, who did serve in the reserves, or ANG as a fighter pilot.

Did I leave anything out?