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en If you want to know about John Kerry's values, ask the men who served with him in Vietnam, ... He put his life on the line for them every day -- seven days a week, 24 hours a day. They trusted him. They believed in him. They trust and believe in him today.

Mer information om detta ordspråk och citat! Jag fördömer denna typ av politik. Jag tycker att annonsen är ohederlig och vanärande. Som det är, tjänstgjorde ingen av dessa individer på båten (Kerry) befäl. Många i hans besättning har vittnat om hans mod under eld. Jag tycker att John Kerry tjänstgjorde hederligt i Vietnam.
en I deplore this kind of politics. I think the ad is dishonest and dishonorable. As it is, none of these individuals served on the boat (Kerry) commanded. Many of his crew have testified to his courage under fire. I think John Kerry served honorably in Vietnam.
  John McCain

en Just as Lieutenant Kerry did not hesitate to risk his life to protect the men who served with him in Vietnam, President Kerry will not hesitate one moment to use our military might to keep America safe and secure.

en Then I heard this young veteran on TV speaking about the war. It was John Kerry. He put everything I was feeling into words. Tonight, I'd like to let you know, that even before I met John Kerry, he was my brother. Even before I knew John Kerry, he was my friend. Even before I spoke with John Kerry, he gave me hope.

en Last week, we saw the Republican attack machine go back to their favorite playbook when they criticized John Kerry's tour of duty in Vietnam, Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit.

en If John Kerry respects our picket line tomorrow, I think we respect John Kerry.

en During the Vietnam War, any young men -- including the current president, the vice president and me -- could have gone to Vietnam but didn't. John Kerry came from a privileged background and could have avoided it, too. Instead he said, 'Send me.'
  Bill Clinton

en [But by 2004, after two White House terms, Clinton had grown candid about his own non-service (as well as that of other prominent American politicians):] In the Vietnam era, ... most young men -- including the president, the vice president and me -- most of us could have gone to Vietnam and didn't go. And John Kerry said, 'Send me.'
  Bill Clinton

en Bob Casey did ads for John Kerry during the presidential campaign. He's considered one of Kerry's biggest fans. Like John Kerry, he's an expert at flip-flopping on the issues.

en I will tell you in all candor that the only baby killer I knew in Vietnam was John F. Kerry.

en said Jones, who served in Vietnam from 1969 to 1970, ''so I put it on every morning. I just feel that there's something behind it -- I couldn't tell you what. It's a part of my life; it sort of puts closure behind Vietnam.

en If John Kerry had a dollar for every time he bragged about serving in Vietnam Ð oh wait, he does.
  Ann Coulter

en After watching Kerry's shift from voting for the Iraq war to being an 'anti-war' candidate to being 'proud' of voting for our troops before he voted against them, veterans ... are unlikely to trust John Kerry to lead the men and women currently in uniform,

en After watching Kerry's shift from voting for the Iraq war to being an 'anti-war' candidate to being 'proud' of voting for our troops before he voted against them, veterans ... are unlikely to trust John Kerry to lead the men and women currently in uniform.

en At least could we declare that the Vietnam War is over and have a cease-fire and agree that both candidates, the president of the United States and Senator Kerry, served honorably -- end of story?
  John McCain


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