[Cincinatus' Wife]

A frame grab shows Vietnam war-era Swift boat veteran Ken Cordier speaking during a television commercial over Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry 's war record. Kerry asked the Federal Election Commission August 20, 2004 to force Republican critics to withdraw the ads challenging his military service, and accused the Bush campaign of illegally helping coordinate the attacks. Photo by Swiftvets.Com/Reuters

[Robert_Paulson2]

"Mr. McClellan needs to understand that John Kerry is not the type of leader who will sit and read 'My Pet Goat' to a group of second-graders while America is under attack."

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no kerry is the kind of leader that will crap his shorts, cry for mommie in front of the kids and commandeer a dozen of them to use for human shields.

what a d!ck.

[mtntop3]

The second Swift Boat Vets ad impacts the hardest Monday when this wonderful ad starts.

For today: three lengthy excerpts from Unfit for Command have been published in the Washington Times. All three are available to download or forward from today's edition, Saturday, Aug. 21, at www.washtimes.com.

Go to them if you haven't. All three, especially the third, are incredibly powerful.

The availability of this to-be-a-classic book is still looked forward to for most of us. But some of the essential excerpts ARE NOW, AS OF TODAY, IN THE PUBLIC REALM. There is no ambiguity about the Swift Boat Vet's testimonies being overwhelming.

This cannot be a happy day in the life of John Kerry - but yet another day in history that shows that good people of courage will triumph over evil. Count on it - always.