Military men, read this!

[Ranger_X]

For those who have served thier country, how do you feel about this website?

http://www.talion.com/georgebush.html

George W. Bush evaded military duties while thousands of Americans — more patriotic and less privileged than George W. Bush — were dying in Vietnam.

It seems to me that good soldiers should spite this man.

[Murco]

For the record, during my 8 years in the Marine Corps I wasn't always the "perfect Marine" by any means. Even with Naval and Presidential Commendations, I had some moments and did some things I hope are NEVER never available to public eyes. I was young and a bit of a "party-animal" when in the service, much like most accounts of George Jr.
I really don't hold middle-aged men accountable for bad choices and moves made when they were young. People change far too much as they age. Become wiser, smarter, and more responsible.

[Pick]

Originally posted by Ranger_X
For those who have served thier country, how do you feel about this website?

http://www.talion.com/georgebush.html



It seems to me that good soldiers should spite this man.

Bill Clinton went to Oxford to dodge the draft, and then was seen protesting the war. What does that say about our former president? Also, you do know that a national guard can be called up to go to war. Or do you?

[Jimster]

Originally posted by Pick


Bill Clinton went to Oxford to dodge the draft, and then was seen protesting the war. What does that say about our former president? Also, you do know that a national guard can be called up to go to war. Or do you?

Well good on him!!!!!! It's good to see a man who can stand up for what he believes in. THAT is the man America needs for president

[Pick]

Originally posted by Jimster



Well good on him!!!!!! It's good to see a man who can stand up for what he believes in. THAT is the man America needs for president

Oh, so we should have a draft-dodger as President? O.K. Maybe in New Zealadn, but not in the U.S.

[Cbass]

Originally posted by Pick


Oh, so we should have a draft-dodger as President? O.K. Maybe in New Zealadn, but not in the U.S.

:hehehe: You're quite ignorant of these things you know

[Pick]

Originally posted by Cbass


:hehehe: You're quite ignorant of these things you know

How is that. He said we should have a draft dodger as President.

[1985_BMW318i]

Clinton like many democrats hasn't one moral fiber in his body. It took a Republican to bring down the Berlin Wall. Ronald Reagan made certain before he left office that the US would be the sole remaining superpower on this planet. Bush might not be as good a president but I'd leave the USA if Gore had been elected. No poseysniffing treehugging presidents for me

[Cbass]

Originally posted by Pick


How is that. He said we should have a draft dodger as President.

You'll find almost all US politicians are draft dodgers, through one form or another. Rare examples stand out such as Bush Sr., who actually saw combat.

G.W. Bush on the other hand deserted his Air National Guard post during time of war, to go work on a political campaign, never to return. His father managed to protect him from any reprimand of course

Al Gore went to Vietnam as a press officer, which is practically draft dodging, but at least he went.

Attending a university is not dodging the draft by any means. Clinton did not attend Oxford for that reason, he attended Oxford because he had excellent grades, and was a Rhode scholar.

[1985_BMW318i]

Bill Clinton used his office in the Whitehouse to get a blowjob. Give me a break. That man doesn't have one single moral fiber. He's lied, cheated and stolen his way to where he is. Hell he was responsible for escorted drug deliveries to his home state of Arkansas

[taranaki]

Originally posted by 1985_BMW318i
Bill Clinton used his office in the Whitehouse to get a blowjob. Give me a break. That man doesn't have one single moral fiber. He's lied, cheated and stolen his way to where he is. Hell he was responsible for escorted drug deliveries to his home state of Arkansas

Hmmm,so I take it you are a Republican then....

care to expand on these claims,and how he got away without being impeached?

[1985_BMW318i]

Actually he was impeached by vote which was never carried through. Clinton was good for the US economy but he did more damage in the US then good.

Yes I am Republican

[Jimster]

Originally posted by 1985_BMW318i
Actually he was impeached by vote which was never carried through. Clinton was good for the US economy but he did more damage in the US then good.

Yes I am Republican

Care to elaborate on this "damage"????

[taranaki]

Originally posted by 1985_BMW318i
Actually he was impeached by vote which was never carried through. Clinton was good for the US economy but he did more damage in the US then good.

Yes I am Republican

well,that is half of the answer that Iasked for,and it could have been more simply put by admitting that he was not impeached.

That man doesn't have one single moral fiber. He's lied, cheated and stolen his way to where he is. Hell he was responsible for escorted drug deliveries to his home state of Arkansas

now perhaps you might care to elaborate on these points?

[Prelewd]

Originally posted by Jimster



Well good on him!!!!!! It's good to see a man who can stand up for what he believes in. THAT is the man America needs for president

Bush is standing up for what he believes in. I don't need anybody to elaborate on this.