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Originally posted by richiebaseball
It seems Senator John Kerry disagrees with you.
"I will always honor anybody who serves in the National Guard and carries out his or her service commitment."
Now this was in a statement to the National Guard Association of the United States so perhaps the message would change for a different audience, who knows.

As for Kerry's comment...he's a politician, he has to say that. I'm not.
Ok...You're right...I'm just making the whole thing up...Kinda like those atrocities in Vietnam...It never really happened...Rich kids didn't really join the guard to avoid actual serviceOriginally posted by richiebaseball
And here is retired Maj. Gen. Richard C. Alexander, NGAUS president:
"The Guard during Vietnam was not all that different than it is today or any time in our 367-year history," he said. "Citizens joined and served their country. Some were sent to war. Some of those never came home. Anything else is just a misrepresentation of history Guardsmen know to be true."

Why was Shrub grounded from flying ? Why didn't he show up for a scheduled physical ? Did he bother to show up at ALL during that one year ? Why are Republicans so askeered of answering these questions ?Originally posted by richiebaseball
In case you want to bring up the part that says "carries out his or her service commitment," George W. Bush received an honorable discharge. Apparently you don't get one of those without fulfilling your commitment. You have a problem with that, take it up with the National Guard.
http://www.ngaus.org/newsroom/kerryresponds021304.asp
Richard
