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republicanveteran · Commander Joined: 29 Jul 2004 Posts: 333 Location: Texas

It seems that the MSM is now clamoring to get John Kerry to apologize to veterans for his lies, hearsay, politically motivated, and mostly totally false testimony.

He cannot apologize to the 58,000 persons whose name is etched on that solemn Wall in the mall.

He cannot apologize to the millions of dead South Vietnamese, Cambodians, Laotions and an untold number of North Vietnamese who have suffered under the iron hand of Communism.

His concession speech on the morning of Nov 3, 2004 will be the only appropriate apology available for this despicable human being.

When that happens, he will finally feel the rejection, anger, and belittlement we felt after your 1971 testimony. He will sink into a dark political oblivion and be forever known for what he is: A traitor, A loser, A liar, a political opportunist, a user of rich widows, and a total phony.

Only then will John Kerry will have recieved his just deserts.

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jataylor11 · Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 3:20 pm Post subject:

I want both a concession and an apology to all those that can still hear it.

MarineBrat · Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 3:24 pm Post subject:

integritycounts · Rear Admiral Joined: 11 Aug 2004 Posts: 667

As I said on Monday.....Kerry had a one day window to Apologize if he was going to do it....That day was Tuesday.

Instead he decided to dig in. To send out his spokespersons to say that Veterans were lying. Having people like Jon Stewart on the Daily show implying the Veterans are nuts. (unless I misinterpreted him twirling his finger around one of his ears, while asking if the Veteran claims could be true...while talking to Ed Gillespie"

Kerry had an opportunity to apologize, some networks on Tuesday speculated he may... HE DID NOT.

NOW, any Apology that he may offer will be nothing besides what he will do for politics. It will be hallow and not genuine....IF he were to offer it.

Clearly as his spokesmen say for him....he thinks he did nothing wrong.

What is wrong for others is not his concern...what the effects of his actions on others is not critical to Kerry. Its only wrong to Kerry if its hurt him.

lucky · Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 3:28 pm Post subject: wow

I agree republicantexan. I have heard this many times as I am from Texas also (near houston) and It seems to be universal down there. I was just up near the detroit and toledo area and it was amazing about the difference of opinion. where we hold our head high and procliam our political affiliation I talked with one lady who said she can't proclaim her thoughts on Bush at all.
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Jette · Lt.Jg. Joined: 06 Aug 2004 Posts: 118

How can he apologize now? This was John Hurley on 8/21/04 on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace:

WALLACE: I just want to make it clear, you say as the head of veterans for kerry, you're saying he stands by if not the language, he stands by the specific charges he made in his 1971 testimony?

HURLEY: He stands by the fact that he was reporting on what people testified to out --

WALLACE: Obvious that they said it. Is he standing by those were right or not?

HURLEY: Yes, of course.