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To: Paperdoll

Denigrating a man who has an honest job is really rotten.

Has Duncan Hunter ever held a non-government job?


55 posted on 05/09/2007 6:47:43 PM PDT by Politicalmom (Conservatives want freedom. Republicans want power.)
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To: Politicalmom

Wasn’t it in one of your posts that Fred’s acting job was mentioned? I was addressing that.

Duncan Hunter had a law practice in San Diego prior to seving in the Congress. He also served as an Army Ranger in the Vietnam war.


63 posted on 05/09/2007 7:00:35 PM PDT by Paperdoll ( on the cutting edge,)
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To: Politicalmom

“Denigrating a man who has an honest job is really rotten.

Has Duncan Hunter ever held a non-government job?”

Yes, Duncan Hunter has been involved with farming and a lawyer. Most importantly, he has shown himself to be a man who loves his country and would die for it as he dropped out of school to serve in Vietnam. What is Fred going to say in regards to military service? You seem to think Fred is this famous actor who has ‘electability’ with the public for that fact they supposedly ‘know’ him! But the public is more impressed with men who have been in combat and send their children in the current war. The Demonrats were almost successful with Kerry playing that game and use Webb similarly. A vet is more likely to attract the public at this time than an actor who is looking old and doesn’t like to campaign. And you are all just grasping onto Fred because he is an actor. I stand by that. He is in no way the best candidate. Acceptable if Hunter wasn’t in the race, but he is NOT the best.


94 posted on 05/09/2007 10:48:55 PM PDT by bushfamfan (DUNCAN HUNTER FOR PRES. IN 2008)
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