To: ChinuSFO who wrote (2481 ) 2/15/2004 5:16:13 PM From: Eashoa' M'sheekha Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81568 " Credibility is the big issue for Campaign 2004 ".. Only if that issue can be pushed hard enough by the mechanism that actually elects Presidents these days.. That would be the huge press conglomerates, or so it seems, the very thing Dean was outspoken against ,but KerryMoochers appear quite comfortable with running their country for them. " One who does not sign up for military duty on medical grounds and instead goes skiing in Colorado. ".... He showed up for the medical exam and failed because his condition was one that could not allow him active duty , but did allow him to have an ordinary lifestyle. You KeeryMoochers seem to have a problem with medical condition analyses and how the military acceptance procedures are conducted. You fail the exam..you don't get in. Who cares what you do afterward as long as it is not something your medical condition states you should not do?Dean had this one covered, and it would have been to Bush's detriment to move the snake down this slippery path, and Rove knew it. " Once the American people pick who they trust, then they can place their hopes and aspirations in that person. Right now between Dean, Kerry and Bush, it is Kerry. ".. I have seen nothing stating the American people cannot trust Dean, other than he might let out a rebel yell to pump up the people on occasion...ya that's a terrible thing I guess.... LOLOL!! "" Truth hurts and is painful. We understand. """.. I don't believe you understand the basic concept of truth itself, let alone try to understand its implications. When do you KerryMoochers want the truth? After you have anointed Kerry and you are stuck with him, for better or worse, till Nov 4 do you part? Why are you so afraid to scrutinize your prize fighter before he gets in the ring with the current heavyweights of slimeball politics? Are you afraid of what you might find? Better to vet now than regret later. Better it be done by you rather than your opponent. KC