I mean really. I am very tired of hearing Kerry this and Kerry that while the man actually took the chance of catching a bullet in his head, while Bush was partying God knows where, prolly with thin ankled Mexican girls.

So all you Kerry bashers, like um.....lets discuss Bush´s military record.

We can speculate, but we can't intelligently discuss it, because none of us know what happened during Bush's vacation in the guard (because his records went *poof*).

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"George W. Bush surrounds himself with smart people the way a hole surrounds itself with a donut." —Dennis Miller

I thought they discovered his records a few days ago. What happened with all that? I read the newspapers were analyzing them. Then, silence...

So after the media tried like heck to discredit the man they couldn't even get one ounce of dirt. They make me sick. They don't mind passing over 60 men who served honorably in Vietnam who have different versions of John Freaking Kerry's accounts of Vietnam. And by the way dem koolaid drinkers. Why would anyone be surprised that the men on his boat would stick up for him? Could it be perhaps they partook in the same otrocities he did? HMMM?

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Those who think they know everything, usually know the least.

How could they "discover" them since they already said that the records were destroyed? And, the records that were "found" didn't change anything:

(CBS/AP) The Pentagon on Friday released newly discovered payroll records from George W. Bush's 1972 service in the Alabama National Guard, though the records shed no new light on the future president's activities during that summer.

A Pentagon official said the earlier contention that the records were destroyed was an "inadvertent oversight."

Like records released earlier by the White House, the newly released computerized payroll records show no indication Bush drilled with the Alabama unit during July, August and September of 1972. Pay records covering all of 1972, released previously, also indicated no guard service for Bush during those three months.

The records do not give any new information toward determining whether Bush kept his National Guard commitments during 1972, when he transferred to the Alabama National Guard unit so he could work on the U.S. Senate campaign of a family friend.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in628437.shtml

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"George W. Bush surrounds himself with smart people the way a hole surrounds itself with a donut." —Dennis Miller

...five guys go up on stage at the Repo Confab, hug Bush, and claim to be his army buddies, I still think he deserted.

And nobody's been able to prove any different.

(it's kinda like all the other tall stories that constantly change. wmd, save iraqis, not testify, testify, 9/11 commission bad, 9/11 commission good...etc)

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