Here is what is coming. This is a lighthearted walk in the park compared to what we will see in October (if martial law has not been declared by then). The evil that we confront is overwhelming - and immensely powerful. My favorite quote is the following: "Cleland lost three limbs in an accident during a routine noncombat mission where he was about to drink beer with friends." Yeah, and Vietnam was just a great place to be at the time, Ann. And what "routine," noncombat missions were the Chickenhawks on? (Bush is a Hero compared to Wolfowitz, Cheney, Limbaugh, et al.) Anyway, if you are not sickened by this, I would like to know why.
http://www.anncoulter.org/columns/2004/021104p.htmFORMER Sen. Max Cleland is the Democrats' designated hysteric about George Bush's National Guard service. A triple amputee and Vietnam veteran, Cleland is making the rounds on talk TV, basking in the affection of liberals who have suddenly become jock-sniffers for war veterans, and working himself into a lather about President Bush's military service. Citing such renowned military experts as Molly Ivins, Cleland indignantly demands further investigation into Bush's service with the Texas Air National Guard.
Bush's National Guard service is the most thoroughly investigated event since the Kennedy assassination. But the Democrats will accept only two possible conclusions to their baseless accusations: (1) Bush was "AWOL," or (2) the matter needs further investigation.
Thirty years ago, Bush was granted an honorable discharge from the National Guard –– which would seem to put the matter to rest. But liberals want proof that Bush actually deserved his honorable discharge. (Since when did the party of Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd get so obsessed with honor?)
On "Hardball" Monday night, Cleland demanded to see Bush's pay stubs for the disputed period of time, May 1972 to May 1973. "If he was getting paid for his weekend warrior work," Cleland said, "he should have some pay stubs to show it."
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