Wasn't widely reported at the time because it didn't fit the Bush-bashing narrative the media was doling out.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/53159/page/4
Nicholas D. Krostof printed the quote in a September 2004 opinion piece in the New York Times:
well the chickenhawk in office, alabama shore protector had a dentist note to prove he was in alabama serving ..you must be proud that 2 guys who avoided service at all costs have no problem sending others to die needlessly.. who is the pussy? yet the guy who actually fired a shot in vietnam is the pussy?? I take the guy who showed uo as opposed to the guys who pussed out..
Wasn't widely reported at the time because it didn't fit the Bush-bashing narrative the media was doling out.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/53159/page/4
Nicholas D. Krostof printed the quote in a September 2004 opinion piece in the New York Times:
Well guess we can eliminate GGA on trying to answer
any hard questions too. Come on GGA, quite playing
games and add something to the conversation for a
change.
I don't know where he found it, but I found several articles. Just a simple search...
Swift Boat Accounts Incomplete, part of article:
Boats Thrown Into Fight
When Kerry signed up to command a Swift boat in the summer of 1968, he was inspired by the example of his hero, John F. Kennedy, who had commanded the PT-109 patrol boat in the Pacific in World War II. But Kerry had little expectation of seeing serious action. At the time the Swift boats -- or PCFs (patrol craft fast), in Navy jargon -- were largely restricted to coastal patrols. "I didn't really want to get involved in the war," Kerry wrote in a book of war reminiscences published in 1986.
i sure hope kerry doesn't win.
Kerry only volunteered because he would have been drafted otherwise. The Navy was far safer than the Army. There is plenty of evidence that his association with the Kennedy family allowed him to get a choice assignment. He would have otherwise been in more danger. As for Lt. Bush. He had to pass rather strict tests to get his assignment, even if he did have help getting there. If he failed, he would have been likely ended up in any line unit position.
exactly how much horse do you have stored away?
you make it sound like kerry was stationed at an antennae farm.
Well, I think his Swift Boat duty was safer. I've seen people get electocuted from the high power used.
should have shut down the fuse box first. you must have been the smartest guy there.
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