Liars and Quitters

Here’s one liar:

Thurlow, the commander of another swift boat who won a Bronze Star for helping
the crew of PCF-3, insists there was no enemy gunfire during the incident. The
citation and recommendation for Thurlow's Bronze Star, obtained under the
Freedom of Information Act, also mention enemy fire, however
Thurlow
says his Bronze Star documents are wrong.

So either this guy knowingly accepted a medal he didn’t earn, or he’s lying now. In either case he’s scum of the lowest character.
Then there’s this liar.
And this one.


What these Sad Sacks are implying is that every single military service ribbon, medal and commendation is questionable, even their own. That’s a deplorable stance.

I guarantee you that there are young Americans serving overseas right now who will one day seek public office. Will their service records be dragged through the mud of libel and slander? Only if they are Democrats.

But what about the ‘527’ ads that slam Bush’s service?
Well, he could just prove he was there. He could just give a plausible reason why he decided to stop flying jets. Why he refused to take a mandatory physical. A straight answer to a simple question. There's a first time for everything.

I’ve never piloted a jet fighter, but I imagine it’s a hell of a rush.
I bet busting a fifty-yard touchdown in the NFL is a hell of a rush, too.
Ricky Williams quit the NFL so he could get high.
Why did Bush quit flying jets?

At least Williams was very good at what he did.
No one knows what Bush did, and he ain’t telling.