| Bush would NOT have been drafted into Vietnam [message #116715] |
Sun, 26 September 2004 15:38   |
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SuperFlyingEngi
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Registered: November 2003
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If the Republican party or the Bush campaign was bringing this up, maybe... but it's just Nodbugger and he doesn't speak on anyone's behalf but his own.
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Ah, yes, the odd grammatical error that I missed. But still, Noddo, if all you can come up with is that Bush wouldn't have been drafted, it means nothing. He joined the guard before the lottery was even around, playing it safe so that he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam, because we all know that Americans need to protect the rich ones.
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protesters that I see places, they have little sayings on their signs, but none of them are true.
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