Re: As For Bush's Visit To China
- From: alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Alan)
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 21:28 +0000 (GMT Standard Time)
In article <_y3jf.126$f41.3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, shogun@xxxxxxxxx (shogun)
wrote:
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http://www.hoolinet.com/GeorgeWBush/SwiftBoatVeteransforTruth/tabid/153/Default.
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Drunks for Truth
Washington ? The Bush campaign announced a lawsuit against a 527 group calling
itself "Drunks for Truth" which has been running a massive ad campaign attacking
the pResident's war record. The ads, which feature veterans of the Texas and
Alabama Air National Guard, claim Bush's military record during the Vietnam era
has been greatly exagerrated.
Whitewash spokesman Cott Mistellin attacked the accuracy of the ads as well as
the agend of the group, "These people may have technically served in the Air
Guard during the Vietnam war, but they didn't actually drink with the pResident.
Some of them rarely went to bars, and I know for a fact that one of them has
been a lifelong teetotaler. To claim that they went through what the pResident
went through during that difficult time of national crisis is just despicable.
This is all part of the vicious smear attack of the lying, cheating, whoring,
devil-worshipping, sheep-shearing Kerry campaign which uses 'Bush-Bashing' and
unfair childish name calling to bring dirty politics into American culture."
The group "Drunks for Truth" themselves claims Bush's record during these years
is not only exagerrated, but often completely false. Bush's reputed alcoholism
is said to have been no more than a mild fondness for white wine spritzers which
caused him to oversleep, miss a physical and lose his flight status. Bush's
driving record is puported to have been no more than reckless driving and not a
DWI. And Bush's never-denied cocaine use is reported to have been no more than a
minor incident involving a spilled packet of sweet-n-low and three shots of
expresso
The Bush campaign vigorously attacked the credibility of the group. Bush
spokesperson Watt Irgate commented, "It's disgusting to see politically
motivated attacks on the pResiden'ts war record. Some of these guys claim they
went through what the pResident did in those years but that's false. One guy how
appeared in the ads talking about DWI's really only has a few speeding tickets
and a failure to yield on his record. And cocaine, hah! Most of these guys
wouldn't know good Columbian powder if it was poured over them with a dumptruck.
As to drinking, all these guys put together couldn't hold a beer bong to the
pResident in those years. They were sippin 3.2 while the pResident was downing
Jack like it was soda pop. The pResident's war record is well known and we don't
have to answer such lies from people who didn't really serve with him. Most of
them spent their duty hours on base flying planes or some B.S. like that. We
know this for a fact because none of them have any unfortunate gaps in their
service records ? so there!"
The Kerry campaign meanwhile has avoided any mention of the ads. Kerry is
reportedly uneasy about an open comparison of the two candidates' war records,
as he is believed to have been more concerned with dodging enemy fire than
taking shots at the bar.
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Lord Cerne Abbas
Humpty Dumpty Bush fell off the Iraq wall.
Humpty Dumpty Bush had a big fall.
All his spin doctors and all the President's men
couldn't put Humpty Dumpty Bush together again.
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