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{snippage}

Bob Dole Tossed a grenade, it bounced off a tree and he
got a
nick on
his shin along with a purple heart.



I hadn't heard. I guess the fact that he's pretty much
crippled
on
one
side does not matter to you, as much as your attempts to
smear
anyone
who has ever served honorably.

Oh I see. Dole ****s up and gets a purple heart but THAT'S
okay!

Just so long as I know I'm dealing with the typical right
wing hypocrite.



Gee - Nice knee-jerk assumption there, chuckles! Did I say
that
someone
getting a P.H. for a "nick" is "okay"?

Apparently yes, since you don't seem to be critical of Dole's
"Technical"
P.H.

That you somehow think Kerry's
"bandaids" somehow equate to Dole's crippling injuries makes
a
rather
compelling case for your own hypocracy. Try again, sunshine!

To use your own party's attitude, Dole ****ed up and got
crippled.
Tough
****!

After all, that seems to have been Saxby "never served"
Chambliss's technique against Max Cleland.

I've served with and know *real* Heros who would make
Kerry
look
like
Clinton in comparison.

You're assessment of heroes and heroism means exactly
squat.
Just
so
you'll know.


You have yet to demonstrate any ability to even begin to
grasp the
concept
of "Hero"

So does your support of a draft-dodging coke-addict who thinks
"heroism"
is
dressing up in a flight suit.

And please explain how one dodges the draft by serving in the
Texas
Air
National
Guard?

By refusing direct orders and deserting your post.

WRONG. That's not dodging the draft.

When did he desert?

Somewhere where they weren't giving flight physicals.

Give us a break, rightie. The facts are out there. Bush was
REQUIRED to take a physical and he didn't report.


He put in his time

Apparently not. We're still waiting for some documentation that he
actually did put in his time.

Still waiting.

"Crickets.wav"

You lose, rightie.



Nope, you're off the mark *yet again*. The fact is he accrued more
"duty points" than were required for six full years of ANG service.

Guess again.

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/0...ws/20guard.htm



Even given those opinions, the ANG saw fit to issue him an Honorable
Discharge for fullfilling his obligations.

Squeaking by and getting an "honorable discharge" while failing to actually
perform the services required has a long history among the sons of
politicians.