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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: stockman_scott who wrote (540763)2/15/2004 7:06:01 PM
From: Kenneth V. McNutt  Read Replies (6) of 769667
 
His whereabouts have nothing to do with it. What matters only is that Bush was in the National Guard in Texas because he was dodging the war in Vietnam. In those days, if you were in the Guard, you were not called for Vietnam.

Mr. Breslin, as are many of the left wing, lying so called commentators, and I shall put politely, full of sh*t.
Mr. Breslin should pull his head out of Hanoi Johns a** long enough to Google, as the saying goes. He will find the Nationl Guard represented among the first to go 'Nam. But the 'truth' is an unknown commodity among the self proclaimed elitists of the moronic left. I would wager the chances of going to 'Nam from the Guard were high, as the Guardsmen were already trained in their specialty, and with those drafted did a helluva job until the Kerry's and Hanoi Jane took over. They are 30,000 guard and Reservists in Iraq, and more going. (source: VFW Magazine 2/2004) Kerry's equating the Guard and Reserves with Bill(the coward)Clinton
indicates his limited knowledge of our military. could we depend on this man to protectour country when he seems to hate the military as much as did the Clintons? Hanoi Jane would be Kerry's first invitee to the White House, as she funded his phony VVaW organiztion, most of them not veterans.

KM
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