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Originally posted by Botnst
Heck, I'm their age. When I wake up in the morning, I can't remember where I left my car keys.
These old farts are trying to differentiate memory from memory from 35 years ago. I'll bet none of them remember where they left their car keys, either.
The water was still. Sure it was. It was rough. OOokay. He's a liar. He's a hero. Ooookay.
What's he done in government in the last say, 20 years? Now taht's some stuff that's on the record, not subject to "Band of Brothers'" idolotry nor commie sympathizer rapid hate.
Moveon, ya'll.
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I disagree. The campaign is like a job interview. The voters should try to vet the candidates as thorougly as possible. That Kerry volunteered for dangerous duty when he didn't have to says something good about him, but it does not mean that you don't look at what he did after the war.
I believe, but obviously can't prove, that many of our current problems arise from the voters' failure in 2000 to ask a basic question - Is W a suitable human being to lead the free world? Clearly, he is not. And all the warning signs were there in his mis-spent youth, young adult hood, and early middle age.
By the way, I was not surprised to see Scott McClellan running from this issue this morning. The last thing the Bush people want to do is debate what the candidates were doing in 1968-71.