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To: BonnieJ
Kerry chose the navy (like his hero JFK) over the army or air force......safer, he thought. He changed to the Swift boats, thinking that they were also safe, but there mission changed, and he was in more dangerous action. In his own words, Kerry admitted to this.

George W. Bush chose to fly F-102. More difficult and more dangerous......Bush tried to be sent to Vietnam, but the war was winding down and F=102's were being fazed out....facts seldom mentioned.

65 posted on 08/12/2004 4:47:20 PM PDT by Carolinamom
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To: Carolinamom

George W. Bush chose to fly F-102. More difficult and more dangerous......Bush tried to be sent to Vietnam, but the war was winding down and F=102's were being fazed out....facts seldom mentioned.""

EXACTLY! BUSH ASKED TO BE ON THE PALACE ALERT PROGRAM (Guard pilots sent to Vietnam)...He was told he did not have the hours.

I am gonna e-mail the Swifties and share those articles with them. I know they are not here to talk about Bush....but maybe they can slam that in the faces of the lying libs.


95 posted on 08/12/2004 4:55:44 PM PDT by ArmyBratproud
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To: Carolinamom

Chris back to saying he does not get the point of going against a guy with military experience against a guy with none.

Vile

O'Neill makes a comment about being able to speak. Matthews gets nastier yet and says he'll be happy to go over how much time he's been given and not to pull that. "It's a particularly conservative trick" Chris says, thinking he's exposed O'Neill as a stealth conservative.

Disgusting


111 posted on 08/12/2004 4:59:56 PM PDT by cyncooper ("We will fear no evil...And we will prevail")
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