Longhorn85
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As a result of docugate. He screwed up big time, but he is just another irrational Bush-Basher gone wild.
Longhorn85 said:As a result of docugate. He screwed up big time, but he is just another irrational Bush-Basher gone wild.
p0ink said:
4everhung said:LH85,you were AWOL while the fight was still in doubt
it's all over but for the shoutin'
I'm still smartin' about you giving me grief when I broke the swift vets story here 2 weeks prior to its general acknowledgement
you told me to STFU
AAP said:Your predictions never pan out.
Longhorn85 said:Mike Ditka bailed on me. I still have a winnng record though.
AAP said:Oh please.
not on fox news...AKA RNC Broadcasting inc.Mr. dB said:Well, since nothing has been proven re: "Docugate" yet, it's a bit premature to predict heads rolling. The "it was composed in MS Word" issue has been pretty thoroughly debunked.
Longhorn85 said:Hey come on, I've been keeping liberals at bay here for years! Besides, during my month-long hiatus I've been in the trenches here in DC.
Please post a link where I told you to STFU about the vets. I don't remember that one.
Mr. dB said:Well, since nothing has been proven re: "Docugate" yet, it's a bit premature to predict heads rolling. The "it was composed in MS Word" issue has been pretty thoroughly debunked.
As well as those lining up to atest that the documents can come from the IBM selectric.Code said:Huh? No, it hasn't.
There are experts lining up to testify to the fact that the document is a word doc.
Code said:Huh? No, it hasn't.
There are experts lining up to testify to the fact that the document is a word doc.
Mr. dB said:This means nothing. I bet that other documents from the period can be located with the same characteristics, composed on an IBM Displaywriter.
Just one example -- the superscripts. If it was done in a word processor, all available superscripts would have been used, not just the superscript "th". "th" was clearly the only scuperscript on the ball of this particular Selectric.
Word can be used to duplicate just about any document form, that proves nothing.
Mr. dB said:This means nothing.
Longhorn85 said:Give it up. Once we found out who fed those document to CBS this will really get interesting.
Moveon.org comes to mind.
AAP said:The White House released them. Duh.
AAP said:Who cares..
AAP said:The fact remains unchanged. Bush didn't fulfill his obligations.
No one is disputing that.
MattTheSkywalker said:From the Washingotn Post article
Weird weird weird. Who is running that campaign?
p0ink said:in regards to bush 'not fulfilling his obligations', he did.
he had enough active duty time served in his first 2 years to cover the remaining 6, since the national guard works off of MUTA points.
i dont even see why people are going to argue this, since he was honorably discharged, these memo's have been a joke to every other media organization except CBS, and it doesnt matter to voters anyways.
stop listening to randi rhodes and al franken.
AAP said:The fact remains unchanged. Bush didn't fulfill his obligations.
No one is disputing that.
Mr. dB said:...and was apparently not well regarded for his skills as a pilot.
Dial_tone said:so was Kerry...and people are arguing about him.
This is something I don't understand. It wasn't a good war. It wasn't a war we should have been in. It was long past time to disengage from that conflict. Yet he's getting railed for stating the obvious and speaking out against something that should have been stopped years before? What kind of sense does that make? Is everyone willing to play the "Emperors new cloths" game?Longhorn85 said:They are holding his feet to the fire for his anti-war, anti-military rants after he left the service.
The Nature Boy said:well if this is a prediction thread, when EXACTLY is he going to resign? Because I could predict that Rather would eventually resign, there's no ESP needed there.
The Nature Boy said:well if this is a prediction thread, when EXACTLY is he going to resign? Because I could predict that Rather would eventually resign, there's no ESP needed there.
The Nature Boy said:whoa.
strongsmartsexy said:This is something I don't understand. It wasn't a good war. It wasn't a war we should have been in. It was long past time to disengage from that conflict. Yet he's getting railed for stating the obvious and speaking out against something that should have been stopped years before? What kind of sense does that make? Is everyone willing to play the "Emperors new cloths" game?
Longhorn85 said:He accused the military of systematic, leader-sanctioned atrocities as POLICY. He made a harsh situation much more difficult and dangerous for those who were POWs at the time.
Plus he is a a hypocrite. He tried to hide from his anti-war past at his own convention and portrayed himself as Audie Murphy. He brought this completely on himself.
strongsmartsexy said:Was he speaking truth about what was occuring?
He's a hypocrite? Like that is a moniker owned only by him and none of the other politicians today? Yeah, I buy that. Bush is the ONLY non-hypocrite on earth.
I'm not trying to defend Kerry. I can't stand him. ALthough, I can't stand Bush more.Longhorn85 said:No, he was not speaking the truth, and his motivation for slandering the military was for self-promotion.
Is that your best argument to defend Kerry? Bush is one too?

Longhorn85 said:As a result of docugate. He screwed up big time, but he is just another irrational Bush-Basher gone wild.

strongsmartsexy said:I'm not trying to defend Kerry. I can't stand him. ALthough, I can't stand Bush more.![]()

p0ink said:division, which branch?
anyhow, they traced the forged docs to a kinkos in abilene, tx where a certain bill burkett, the most out-spoken, former TXARNG officer has his own personal account.
heads are going to start rolling. if they prove he forged these, he is in a LOT of trouble.
longhorns, can a former member of the military still be subject to UCMJ? i havent got a clue.

p0ink said:what's your MOS? rank?

p0ink said:shine my boots, spc.![]()


p0ink said:what's your mos? christ, i'm not asking what post/batt/company you are with.

Longhorn85 said:Fair enough. Within a month of the revelation of the source of those fake documents.
AAP said:You think Rather is going to resign just because a 40 year old personal trainer predicts he will?
Pffft!

AAP said:because the reality is just absurd. this man is going to leave a highly paid lucrative job and security position in history just because of documents the White House released themselves?

AAP said:getting fired isn't resigning.
No no no...he didn't have enough points.p0ink said:in regards to bush 'not fulfilling his obligations', he did.
he had enough active duty time served in his first 2 years to cover the remaining 6, since the national guard works off of MUTA points.
i dont even see why people are going to argue this, since he was honorably discharged, these memo's have been a joke to every other media organization except CBS, and it doesnt matter to voters anyways.
stop listening to randi rhodes and al franken.
WODIN said:No no no...he didn't have enough points.
His daddy got him a pass and you're too blind to see it.
Stop listening to Rush, hannity, coulter, and hume.
DIVISION said:I don't see how a draftdodger who didn't even complete his "National Guard" obligations can criticize anyone....least of all a Vietnam vet like Kerry.
Longhorn85 said:He's not a draft dodger ........with your insistence that Bush is dumb
WODIN said:Stop listening to Rush, hannity, coulter, and hume.
MAX 300 said:You believe the Drudge report Longhorn?
MAX 300 said:You believe the Drudge report Longhorn?
Dan never lied us into a WAR!Longhorn85 said:Yeah, listen to a credible mainstream journalist like say, Dan Rather.
Longhorn85 said:
Forge said:Longhorn, the authenticity of the document isn't the real issue here, it's the content of the document that is important. All signs point to Bush being a pampered, privaleged, un-motivated snotty rich brat who served a half-ass term in the guard to avoid being sent to Nam and coasted through college on Daddy's money. This whole document issue is just more misdirection from the White House. The sad thing is that it probably will work.
JerseyArt said:Forge
You are confused friend
The story was "we have documents which show that Bush was pampered and given preferential treatment."
Without the documents, the story is just another unsubstantiated charge. Like my saying I have documents showing Forge embezzled from his company. Then you prove the documents were false, and I respond "but you still need to explain why you embezzled from the company"
WTF
This isnt rocket science
Forge said:Longhorn, the authenticity of the document isn't the real issue here, it's the content of the document that is important.
Longhorn85 said:This is a laughable comment. Unfortunately you and many other libs really believe that.
You must not have gotten the memo.Forge said:Sir, I am a proud Republican, always have been. If you put one up for the Presidency then I will vote for him, but Bush is not my idea of a Republican.
Forge said:Sir, I am a proud Republican, always have been. If you put one up for the Presidency then I will vote for him, but Bush is not my idea of a Republican.
strongsmartsexy said:If you disagree with longhorn you're a Liberal.
lamebrain said:Prediction: Dan Rather will resign from CBS
Because I'm a registered Republican and have been for the last 29 years. I even voted for Bush in the last election. Bush and his administration has to go. I'm ashamed I even voted for him last time. I won't make the same mistake again this election. According to every "test" I've ever taken, I'm considered a moderate with Libertarian leanings.Longhorn85 said:Why are you ashamed to admit what you are? Aren't you proud to be a liberal? I'm proud to be a conservative.
Longhorn85 said:If you like the republican party you should love Bush. He put the GOP back in the white house. He is the only President in recent history to usher in a victory for his party during an off-cycle election. He helped carry the House and the Senate in 2002. He will further solidify the party in Nov of this year.
You say you have "always" been a republican. How many republican presidents have you voted for?
Longhorn85 said:If you like the republican party you should love Bush. He put the GOP back in the white house. He is the only President in recent history to usher in a victory for his party during an off-cycle election. He helped carry the House and the Senate in 2002. He will further solidify the party in Nov of this year.
Longhorn85 said:If you like the republican party you should love Bush. He put the GOP back in the white house. He is the only President in recent history to usher in a victory for his party during an off-cycle election. He helped carry the House and the Senate in 2002. He will further solidify the party in Nov of this year.
Forge said:See, unlike you, I don't view politics as black and white. I don't always vote for the Republican no matter who he is; there are Democrats I like and there are Republicans I like. I honestly don't give a damn if "our party" is "winning", in my opinion when one party controls all of government it is a bad thing.
Longhorn85 said:So why do you insist on calling yourself a republican? Why don't you (and sss) just admit that you are a fickle, wishy-washy, fair-weather voter with no real convictions who is easily swayed by popular opinion.
Longhorn85 said:Bush is a republican's republican.
In my book, anyone who would rather see a pro-abortion, pro-gun control, anti-defense, pro UN candidate who has ALREADY promised to raise taxes and has the NUMBER ONE liberal voting record over the last two decade in office is not a republican no matter what he thinks.
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