[april15Bendovr]

Vietnam was a difficult time in US history. Kerry's role in that history should be examined as he runs for the highest office in the country and leader of the free world. If Kerry and the Democrats want us to ignore that his photo hanging up at the Saigon war museum tauted as a hero to communism isn't an issue? then we have have to force that issue for resolve. Let us not forget it is he who keeps reminding us of his war record and we should respond by studying how his actions helped Communist Vietnam and Khmer Rouge

[livius]

A caller to Neal Boortz today said that there was a video that the North Vietnamese used to show to their forces, containing Kerry spouting his anti-US rhetoric and Jane Fonda doing her usual schtick. Neal didn't know about it, and I don't know if this is true either, but perhaps somebody could find out.

[livius]

Sorry, it wouldn't have been a "video" at that time, but a film. It's hard to remember the days before VCR's...

[Callahan]

1. Senator Kerry could clear up alot of confusion by releasing his full military records--as the DNC asked the President to do--not just the parts that make him look good.

2. John Kerry told congress that the memory of Christmas Day 1968 in Cambodia was "seared" in his brain. Why is the all-important moment left out of the Brinkley hagiography.

3. The Boston Globe bio of Kerry seems to describe him shooting a teenage VC in the back.

[borisbob69]

Preaching to the choir...I was in Viet Nam from July 68-July 69 and well remember the activities of Hanoi Jane and Hanoi Kerry. His after action conduct highlights his disdain for the honor and sacrifices of so many brave men and women who weren't trying to set the stage for future political ambitions.

My emphasis was mainly on his tratorous behavior following his early departure from 'Nam. I figure there are many people who will embrace his claims of being a hero because they don't give the Swifties any credibility, but nobody can deny his public actions following his return.