John Kerry's military decorations.

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Originally Posted by techs

And let me add.
If you want to stay alive who do you think it would be better to lead you into battle:
Bush or Kerry.
The answer:
Bush.

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I see that you're finally starting to come around. Bush is the man.

Actually tho, I think that Kerry is a war hero. I would never think to put down somebody for anything that happened in wartime.

But it's what he did when he came back that upsets a lot of people. By putting down the war and the fine men & women who fought over there and giving aid and comfort to the enemy.

And now, he wants everybody to give him props for his Vietnam experience. That's all find and dandy. But which is it? Is he proud of his service or is he ashamed of what he did? Another fine example one of his flip-flops!

Read here for more on John Kerry's Flip Flops Warning tho, it will take a while as there are literally tons of them to go through.

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Originally Posted by JaxSon

I see that you're finally starting to come around. Bush is the man.

Actually tho, I think that Kerry is a war hero. I would never think to put down somebody for anything that happened in wartime.

But it's what he did when he came back that upsets a lot of people. By putting down the war and the fine men & women who fought over there and giving aid and comfort to the enemy.

And now, he wants everybody to give him props for his Vietnam experience. That's all find and dandy. But which is it? Is he proud of his service or is he ashamed of what he did? Another fine example one of his flip-flops!

Read here for more on John Kerry's Flip Flops Warning tho, it will take a while as there are literally tons of them to go through.

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OIC maybe Kerry got bad information like Bush did with the wmd. So I guess he made a mistake in protesting the vietnam war or maybe he made a mistake going oh crap now which one was it again??????

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Originally Posted by JaxSon

I see that you're finally starting to come around. Bush is the man.

Actually tho, I think that Kerry is a war hero. I would never think to put down somebody for anything that happened in wartime.

But it's what he did when he came back that upsets a lot of people. By putting down the war and the fine men & women who fought over there and giving aid and comfort to the enemy.

And now, he wants everybody to give him props for his Vietnam experience. That's all find and dandy. But which is it? Is he proud of his service or is he ashamed of what he did? Another fine example one of his flip-flops!

Read here for more on John Kerry's Flip Flops Warning tho, it will take a while as there are literally tons of them to go through.

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"Actually tho, I think that Kerry is a war hero. I would never think to put down somebody for anything that happened in wartime."
Weellll. Now that is settled. I congratulate you on at that.
The issue of whether he was wrong in protesting the war and the way he did it is another issue. And an issue that is certainly debateable.
I repeat my belief that there was nothing wrong with protesting the war. If no one had protested the war it might still be going on. The big issue that I see raised is who he protested with. The phony photo of him with Jane Fonda aside, you really can't determine who shows up at a protest. As to the medals, which he claims were another soldiers, I think if you earn them you have the right to return them. I remember Jimmy Doolittle put the Japanese friendship medals on the bombs that he dropped on Tokyo. So there is precedent for returning medals.

But is this the guy that you really want to be President?

He went and served honorably. Was awarded some medals. Then comes back and throws them (or was it somebody else's medals? we'll never know) over the fence of the White House. OK, fine. That's his right to do that.

Now, he wants to wrap himself in the American flag and makes sure that you know that he served in Vietnam. How many times did he say "I served in Vietnam"? "I was on a boat" "We are all on a boat" Gawd, what a phony!

Did you ever hear Bob Dole constantly remind you of his war record? Or how about the first George Bush? Or how about John F. Kennedy? Did you ever hear such dribble out of those heroes?

So, which is it? Is he proud that he served or is he ashamed? I guess, last night, he was proud that he served. What will it be next week?

His speech last night was gawd-awful. His biggest applause came when he said that he wanted to raise taxes on the top 2% of the wealthiest! I thought the roof was going to fall in everybody was so happy. Then he said that he was going to lower the taxes on the middle class. Isn't that called "redistribution of wealth?" Talk about creating divisions among people.

Again, it's my opinion, and it's just my opinion, that the democrats are out of touch with reality.

Yes, I want Kerry.