What if we put up a million $ if someone can prove Bush wasn't AWOL in AL.

[billbuckhead]

Let's give George "w" Bush a taste of a new kind of reality show. There's been money put up for years, up to $50,000 and no one has proved George Bush really served in the Alabama Air National Guard as he should have. The odds are that no one will or can come forward. And if they do, these incidents or documents have to be damaging and hard to control or Rove would have already used them in some way.

If we all gave $20

[bahrbearian]

1. I'm in for a Grand, $1000.00 ...signed Bahrbearian

[liberal N proud]

2. I would have thought the $50,000 would have been enough.

I know it would have been enough for me to say, I was there and I remember.
But they can't find anyone that remembers seeing him!

[billbuckhead]

4. $50,000 wouldn't be enough to risk your life.

Unfortunately,this person would have to be put under witness protection.

[The_Casual_Observer]

3. It is a safe bet that nobody would come forward

chimpius minimus didn't go there, hell, nobody even remembers him from text for that matter.

[Nashyra]

5. I'd be in for $500

[GeorgeBushytail]

6. $1,000,000 gets peoples attention

Since we know no one will come forward, the million would mainly be a good PR tool to keep Bush's AWOL front and center.

[billbuckhead]

7. It takes Dan Rather from behind the 8ball and puts Chimpy there in all his

eloquent splendor. Have Al Francken announce it.

[GeorgeBushytail]

8. Doonesbury

Remember Doonesbury's $10k offer to witnesses? Maybe we could get someone to add up the any offers out there, keep a running tally, and keep the idea floating.

This would be a real news item.

[leftyandproud]

9. You can't prove a negative.