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unkle greggo |
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I think the real problem with the Clark comments is he went on and on about Kerry's service in Vietnam and he has completely discounted McCain's
service in Vietnam.
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Strange Flute |
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Wesley Clark didn't mention John Kerry at all during his Face The Nation comments, nor on his MSNBC followup.
But Bob Schieffer's response to Clark's comment is funny. Wes Clark: "I don't think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president."
Bob Schieffer:
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unkle greggo |
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Strange Flute wrote: For once you're right. But four years ago he rambled on about how Kerry had seen the tracer and mortar fire. It defined his character. This past weekend he said that since McCain's service came at an early phase of his life and he was involved in strategic decisions that his service was to be respected but not a consideration for his qualifications. |
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rugslug |
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sadllama wrote: oh wow look you use a radical left wing blog as your source. Nice try but Clark misses the point on McCain. Piloting a jet or being shot down in itself does not qualify you for the Presidency. Showing true character under fire by refusing special treatment and sticking with your men even though it means personal hardship shows the spirit and determination that it takes to be President. When has Obama ever been tested in that way? Never. When the going gets tough on Obama he throws someone else under a bus. His granny, his reverend, Clark. |
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Strange Flute |
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Wes Clark - another war hero to be taken down by the right wing who started their hatred towards the military by dissing John Kerry's service. tsk, tsk,
tsk.
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unkle greggo |
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Strange Flute wrote: Of course you can' t comment on his John Kerry lovefest of 2004 based purely on his military service, and his dismissal of John McCain's military service, because that would mean you have to admit that the man is a partisan hack. |
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unkle greggo |
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I would think that has to do with the scheduling of the conventions.
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rugslug |
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Strange Flute wrote: so Kerry actually DID spend Christmas 1968 in Cambodia? and he actually was bombed while in Cambodia by President Nixon's orders in December 1968? and he never actually accused our troops of being murderers in his Ghenghis Kahn speech? |
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sadllama |
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oh wow look you use a radical left wing blog as your source. The National Journal is a left wing blog? I mean, I guess maybe it is if you think Fox News is a legitimate news source. |
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rugslug |
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sadllama wrote: thanks for the red herring argument. Seems to be your specialty. |
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sadllama |
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thanks for avoiding the topic. seems to be your specialty.
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Mutan |
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It is funny how Clark dismisses Mccains graduation form the Naval Academy. Granted not a valedictorian like Clark at the Point, but still a graduate of a
military academy. I was always told those school were the breeding grounds for future leaders. And no graduate of an military college ever sent troops to war
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memyselfandi |
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rugslug wrote: LOL. No. There is no evidence his position is what got him a loan rate that resulted in a savings of about $300 a month. I'd say this is a lot less of
a deal than... oh say not paying taxes for four years on your house.
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memyselfandi |
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rugslug wrote: I thought Philadelphia was supposed to be the city of brotherly love!
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TobaccoRhoda |
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It's funny how Clark dismisses military service as an indicator of presidential ability, and yet, that's exactly what he ran on in his own bid for the
presidency. Other than being a General, what would his own qualifications for president have been?
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rugslug |
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Clark pwns himself on CNN interview with John Roberts:
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Strange Flute |
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I was always told those school were the breeding grounds for future leaders. No, that was Tailhook. |
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TobaccoRhoda |
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Wesley Clark has tire tracks on his forehead from that bus rolling over him.
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BobbyBrown06 |
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TobaccoRhoda wrote: He doesn't dismiss military service as an indicator of presidential service, he dismisses McCain for not having any military executive power like Clark had as General. |
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rugslug |
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memyselfandi wrote: so how did he qualify for a rate not available to the public when he never did business with this lender before? This is a bigger deal now that the Senate is trying to put restrictions on lenders. Can he really be unbiased towards lenders who give him preferential treatment? |
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