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Title: John F. Kerry: Drops the Ball....Again!
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John W Lillpop
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Published: Apr 22, 2006
Author: JOHN W LILLPOP
Post Date: 2006-04-22 11:47:15 by alwaysontheright
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John Kerry Drops the Ball----AGAIN! Can you believe it--this fool was quoted as saying he is "thinking hard" about running again in 2008! Thank God We the People Rejected This "foolish Wimp"-----now if Mass could wise up!
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#2. To: alwaysontheright (#0)
PS: Yes, the Wimperor smirked. Thank goodness for brave men like John Kerry who aren't afraid to leave the safety of American shores and Senate Campaigns arranged by their daddys to fight for American's interests!
Actually, the two photos you posted were of men elected to serve as president....at least once. Which as we all know, is not true in the case of John Kerry, or the biggest loser of all---Al Gore:
LOL! So was Carter.. (Who, incidentally, ALSO served more honorably than little George W.) In fact, it's damn difficult to find someone who DIDN'T serve more honorably than "Duhbya" 33%!
Hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I seem to remember a fellow known as Slick Willy who was never even in the military----said he hated it, in fact. Slick took his hatred to the next level when he protested against America's involvement in the war----on foreign soil! His name ring a bell?
#10. To: alwaysontheright (#9)
At least he opposed the war outright.. as opposed to cheering it on provided others fought it for him.
It was an unconstitutional undeclared war. Nothing wrong with protesting your country on foreign soil. In fact we need more of it now.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestCorky Siemaszko of the New York Daily News reports President Bush' former Harvard Business School proof, Yoshi Tsurumi, has come out of the woodwork to say his former student supported the Vietnam War but did not want to fight it. Tsurumi says Bush claimed his father's connections got him into the Texas Air National Guard. "But what really disturbed me is that he said he was for the Vietnam War," said Tsurumi.. "I said, 'George, that's hypocrisy. You won't fight a war that you support but you expect other people to fight it for you.' He just smirked."
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#6. To: alwaysontheright (#3)
Actually, the two photos you posted were of men elected to serve as president....at least once.
#9. To: Jhoffa_ (#6)
In fact, it's damn difficult to find someone who DIDN'T serve more honorably than "Duhbya"
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#11. To: alwaysontheright (#9)
Slick took his hatred to the next level when he protested against America's involvement in the war----on foreign soil!
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