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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Kenneth V. McNutt who wrote (568863)4/26/2004 3:50:13 PM
From: jim-thompson  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
To:jim-thompson who wrote (568851)
From: Kenneth V. McNutt Sunday, Apr 25, 2004 8:10 PM
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It directly contradicts Kerry's own website headline: "RIGHTWING FICTION: John Kerry threw away his medals during a Vietnam war protest."
As questions arise re: Kerry's wounds, headlines last few days stated, "Kerry's doctor says he still has shrapnel in his leg."

Fast forward to yesterday, when his biographer Brinkley states when questioned about the wounds, " Kerry was wounded three times and had the shrapnel removed each time." The two faces of Kerry. He has metal left in his leg, but he doesn't have metal left in his leg. Who is right? His doctor, or Kerry's biographer, or neither.
Was Kerry hit by three pieces of shrapnel of which he made out three Purple Hearts? or were these wounds, if any, so superficial,( he lost no time), as to be unworthy of the Medals? This guy is as a big a phony as Al Gore and Slick Clinton. Are they the best and brightest of the left. 4 months in 'Nam and abandoned his men. What a leader.

KM

Ken

Ken, this was an excellent post. So good, I thought it should be reposted..... Additionally, many of our military went to Viet-Nam and served full-tours on 2 to 5 times. So yes, I understand why you emphasized 4 months.
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