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To: PAUL REVERE TODAY

I wonder how many are actually Clinton era students who fought to get in for the education, prestige and couldn’t wait to get out to move on to something better?

I’d like to see some actual statistics too. Coming from the usual lamestream media, I can’t take their word for anyting.


20 posted on 04/12/2007 10:40:11 PM PDT by DakotaRed (Democrats don't rattle sabers, they wave white flags)
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To: DakotaRed
I wonder how many are actually Clinton era students who fought to get in for the education, prestige and couldn’t wait to get out to move on to something better?

People who go to the military academies don't attend on a whim. For almost all of them it's the culmination of a process that they started in junior high, and anyone who honestly believes that the motivation of those who feel called to military service are different under Democrat presidents than under Republican presidents are damned idiots.

71 posted on 04/13/2007 11:23:42 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur (Save Fredericksburg. Support CVBT.)
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To: DakotaRed

wonder how many are actually Clinton era students who fought to get in for the education, prestige and couldn’t wait to get out to move on to something better?

They were in school during the entire time of Clinton’s Presidency. They got out during President Bush’s time so your conclusion does not make sense. I think the reason that they are leaving is because the economy is good and unemployment is 4 percent. They get all these headhunters calling all the time. Stop blaming President Clinton for dumb stuff because there is plenty that he really did.


214 posted on 04/17/2007 10:01:44 AM PDT by napscoordinator (.)
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