Ex-Navy Officer Pokes Holes In Kerry's Vietnam Resume

Investor's Business Daily ^ | May 24, 2004 | DAVID ISAAC

[Robert Lomax]

"WOW!! Lets hope plenty of RATS are watching it."

Where the heck have you been? Are you serious, the RATS hate Rush Limbaugh but have never heard his show. The RATS hate FOX News but have never watched it. They'll turn the channel when this comes on CSPAN. They do not listen or watch anything that has any thinking involved. Sorry pal, but the RATS have selective hearing. Most of the RATS I know have their dials tuned to NPR and hang on every word that comes through NPR....also CBS, NBC, etc.

[RaceBannon]

Let's keep this issue alive!

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[BluH2o]

But the truth is the mainstream press has simply been taken, by which I mean totally duped by him.

The mainstream liberal media has blinders on when it comes to negative reporting on any candidate who is perceived as one of their own. This was made clear in the early 90's where the "Slickmeister" was concerned ... in spite of rumors circulating at the time about Juanita Broderick, draft dodging, etc., all were ignored. 89% of the Washington press corps voted for Clinton ... not once, but twice. The same will be true when it comes to voting for Kerry.

[Quix]

I'm making this a key doc in handing out to liberal idiots in my network.

THANKS TONS.

[antonia]

IBD: John Kerry's entire chain of command said he is unfit to be commander in chief. Do you feel it was adequately covered by the press?

real Americans in vietnam

Kerry wants it both ways: 1. All the credit in the world for having been in vietnam. ; (including being a 'war hero'). 2. All the credit in the world for being anti-war.

Kerry is beginning his effort to use the blood of servicemen still in the field for his own political advancement by claiming that their blood was shed unnecessarily or in vain. This is astoundingly transparent, and I am surprised his advisors let him take this tack. John Kerry appears to be saying that American soldiers are dying unnecessarily because President Bush should have let the U.N. lead the fight for us, an asinine assertion to say the least. The actual argument, though, is unimportant for his purposes, he merely wants to be on the record blaming President Bush for the deaths of U.S. servicemen, his ugly tactic from the Vietnam War.