First off, I believe Jim Rassmann when he says that Kerry saved his life by pulling him out of a Vietnam river while under fire. Rassmann is a former Green Beret, a former police officer and a longtime registered Republican until earlier this year. If he says John Kerry is a hero, nobody should doubt it. Rassmann has earned the right to be trusted, and insulting his testimony is way out of line.
"But I also believe Steve Gardner, a former Navy gunner who was also present on one of Kerry's Swift boats. He says the senator wrote up a false report, neglecting to inform the Navy that Gardner had accidentally shot a Vietnamese child during a firefight. This is a tough one. Gardner is implicating himself and has no reason to do so. But perhaps Kerry was looking out for him by not reporting the incident. Only Kerry knows."
It's especially wrong when done by people who view war as a primary way to solve conflicts and support a person who went AWOL during time of war. Can't help but think that by "McCaining" Kerry, Bush is doing himself more harm than good.
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O'Reilly - the obvious - "Wrong to attack Kerry war record"
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- O'Reilly - the obvious - "Wrong to attack Kerry war record"
- O'Reilly has fallen into an ethical trap on this. Kerry made this an issue and his peers are credible.
- Oh, and here's the latest on the Alston flap.
- But "Kerry in Cambodia" is still taking on water rapidly.
- re: Bush controls O'Reilly's mouth!!! Does O'Reilly know this?
- Not to put too fine a point on it, it isn't Bush who brought it up.
