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To: American Spirit who wrote (3375)	2/7/2004 6:53:35 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

I didn't lie, armpit, read this, if it is not too hard for you: But on Wednesday Gen. Turnipseed reversed course, telling NBC News: "I don't know if [Bush] showed up, I don't know if he didn't. I don't remember how often I was even at the base." Still, the same day the retired general had withdrawn the allegation, Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe was citing Turnipseed's earlier, erroneous account in a bid to keep AWOL charges against Bush afloat. "The commander this week reiterated the entire time [Bush] was supposed to show up in the Alabama National Guard he wasn't there," McAuliffe told CNN's "Inside Politics" on Wednesday. "He said he made it up later, but you don't have that option. When you're supposed to serve our country, you're supposed to be there." In fact, McAuliffe was wrong on the latter point as well, since Guard regulations expressly allow for make-up drills, according to no less an authority than Gen. Turnipseed himself. DID YOU SEE THAT, PINHEAD? HE TOLD CBS THAT HE DID NOT KNOW IF BUSH WAS THERE OR NOT AND THAT DRILLS CAN BE MADE UP. BUSH DID BOTH. NOw take a hike with your John F'n Kerry style CRAP.