purple-pilgrim wrote:

I watched this documentary quite a while ago with a Vietnam veteran that asserted that Bush was certainly not a leader. With tears welling, the veteran commented on Bush's air-carrier landing publicity propaganda stunt. How he was dressed in fighter uniform and took photographs' with the troops as though he were the hero who had gone to and returned from battle as the victor. He stood there as a champion, dressed in a uniform belonging to men who had actually died and bleed for his war, while he did not. He only wore the uniform for show, for propaganda. The veteran also mentioned how Bush dodged going to Vietnam by receiving special treatment and ending up in the safest unit of the military at the time, while the veteran's comrades received no such treatment. And to Bush's connivence, the records of this later mysteriously disappeared. The veteran concluded by saying something like 'I don't know how this man can ... call himself a leader.'

Thanks purple-pilgrim. I must agree with the veteran and I'm married to a Vietnam Vet.

So far the one truth I can think of is when Bush says his name. :)

You found one truth:

"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking of new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." - George W. Bush

rabello wrote:

If I think of something, I'll be sure to post it

:D LOL.....you be sure and do that rabello. Took me a while to come up with he tells his name truthfully.