http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0406/mondo1.php

"When it came to political trickery, Bush Junior got in on the ground
floor, receiving tutelage from the masters of the art, which reached its
zenith in the person of Lee A****er. As campaign coordinator, Bush
Junior talked to the outlying county offices and doled out campaign
materials, including smears against John Sparkman, the sitting
Democratic senator, claiming that Sparkman was soft on race. The Blount
people, according to Wilson, disseminated a doctored radio tape claiming
that Sparkman wanted to send black and white kids around town so as to
"mix" the schools. Blount billboards across the state proclaimed: "A
vote for Red Blount is a vote against forced busing . . . against
coddling criminals . . . against welfare freeloaders."

Harry Krause wrote:

I don't fault Bush for joining the ANG so he could avoid being shot down
over Vietnam. Lots of "eligibles" did that very thing, and the way Bush
did it, avoidance of service in Vietnam was easy to accomplish.


Avoiding serving your country is a subject very familiar to you.

-- Charlie


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Come on Harry, now your leader is a racists?
You have every name under the sun for your leader, wow, another rebellious
follower. Tell me Harry, why are you not running for leadership position?
Ahhhhh,,,, I thought so.






"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Jim wrote:

http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0406/mondo1.php

"When it came to political trickery, Bush Junior got in on the ground
floor, receiving tutelage from the masters of the art, which reached its
zenith in the person of Lee A****er. As campaign coordinator, Bush
Junior talked to the outlying county offices and doled out campaign
materials, including smears against John Sparkman, the sitting
Democratic senator, claiming that Sparkman was soft on race. The Blount
people, according to Wilson, disseminated a doctored radio tape claiming
that Sparkman wanted to send black and white kids around town so as to
"mix" the schools. Blount billboards across the state proclaimed: "A
vote for Red Blount is a vote against forced busing . . . against
coddling criminals . . . against welfare freeloaders."


Ahh, Bush the racist. How delightful.

I don't fault Bush for joining the ANG so he could avoid being shot down
over Vietnam. Lots of "eligibles" did that very thing, and the way Bush
did it, avoidance of service in Vietnam was easy to accomplish.

But, of course, Bush's deliberate avoidance of service in Vietnam has
removed from the table any opportunity for the Bush neocon fascists to
talk about that service as if it had any real meaning.

And anything that stymies Bush is good for America.