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"Songbird McCain" Vietnam POW liar and skunk
Jul 18, 2015 19:27:40   #
Jackel Loc: California
 
AZ Senator John McCain "swiftboated" by his fellow vets and Vietnam POWs.

http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=John+McCain+POW+liar

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Jul 18, 2015 20:10:23   #
bodacious Loc: Oregon
 
Jackel wrote:
AZ Senator John McCain "swiftboated" by his fellow vets and Vietnam POWs.

http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=John+McCain+POW+liar


How soon people forget about the true scum in Washington. Liars,thieves,t*****rs i******s fills most political factions these days. Oh I apologize I forgot mooslimes in the above. Tends to make a guy feel proud about our politicians and the Hollywoody elites now don't it. That's sarcasm by the way for the liberal progressives who don't know.

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Jul 18, 2015 20:17:42   #
robertjerl Loc: Corona, California
 
Jackel wrote:
AZ Senator John McCain "swiftboated" by his fellow vets and Vietnam POWs.

http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=John+McCain+POW+liar


Note this stuff is from the 2008 e******n era, and all of it traces to one little group with a political axe to grind.

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Jul 18, 2015 21:38:54   #
Steven Seward Loc: Cleveland, Ohio
 
Jackel wrote:
AZ Senator John McCain "swiftboated" by his fellow vets and Vietnam POWs.

http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=John+McCain+POW+liar

You gave us a link to a Yahoo search engine page? Can't you be bothered to link to an actual article and make some comments of your own?

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Jul 18, 2015 23:25:11   #
Zophman Loc: Northwest
 
Given the chance at an early release ahead of his fellow POW's McCain refused as he knew it would impact the morale of his fellow POW's. Before anyone of us passes judgement we might think about walking in his shoes during his time as a POW. Don't think any of us could do it as well as he did.

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Jul 19, 2015 00:10:10   #
Steven Seward Loc: Cleveland, Ohio
 
Zophman wrote:
Given the chance at an early release ahead of his fellow POW's McCain refused as he knew it would impact the morale of his fellow POW's. Before anyone of us passes judgement we might think about walking in his shoes during his time as a POW. Don't think any of us could do it as well as he did.

Excellent point!

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Jul 19, 2015 00:19:34   #
bodacious Loc: Oregon
 
Zophman wrote:
Given the chance at an early release ahead of his fellow POW's McCain refused as he knew it would impact the morale of his fellow POW's. Before anyone of us passes judgement we might think about walking in his shoes during his time as a POW. Don't think any of us could do it as well as he did.


Actually McCain new if he came home before anyone else that would look like favoritism for his daddy and would destroy the political future of both men. Simple really if your living environment is superior to others around you. You should have been in active service at the time and in the early 70s to understand the sentiment of military personnel back then for McCain and the other phony t*****r Kerry. Not very good but with diplomatic help and good old political clout they both became big wig politicians. Ain't it grand what cash and clout can buy.

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Jul 19, 2015 00:30:59   #
anotherview Loc: California
 
Most would fold up under the hardship and the mistreatment Mr. McCain endured while a POW.

I admire and respect the man for surviving his painful saga.

Yet, I do not confuse his military career and his time spent as a POW with his politics. I do not agree with his politics.
Zophman wrote:
Given the chance at an early release ahead of his fellow POW's McCain refused as he knew it would impact the morale of his fellow POW's. Before anyone of us passes judgement we might think about walking in his shoes during his time as a POW. Don't think any of us could do it as well as he did.

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Jul 19, 2015 13:03:42   #
Zophman Loc: Northwest
 
bodacious wrote:
Actually McCain new if he came home before anyone else that would look like favoritism for his daddy and would destroy the political future of both men. Simple really if your living environment is superior to others around you. You should have been in active service at the time and in the early 70s to understand the sentiment of military personnel back then for McCain and the other phony t*****r Kerry. Not very good but with diplomatic help and good old political clout they both became big wig politicians. Ain't it grand what cash and clout can buy.
Actually McCain new if he came home before anyone ... (show quote)


Seems he didn't have enough "clout and cash" to avoid serving in a combat zone and undertaking some of the most perilous missions naval aviation offered. I was on active duty from 1970 - 1978 and closely followed the POW situation at the time and totally disagree with your opinion comparing McCain to Kerry. Kerry was a glory hound and too self centered and disgraced the officer corps. Whereas McCain served with distinction and a much higher level of self sacrifice and morality.

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Jul 19, 2015 13:13:54   #
bodacious Loc: Oregon
 
Zophman wrote:
Seems he didn't have enough "clout and cash" to avoid serving in a combat zone and undertaking some of the most perilous missions naval aviation offered. I was on active duty from 1970 - 1978 and closely followed the POW situation at the time and totally disagree with your opinion comparing McCain to Kerry. Kerry was a glory hound and too self centered and disgraced the officer corps. Whereas McCain served with distinction and a much higher level of self sacrifice and morality.


I am still trying to understand how Kerry got away with his crap back then, and to this day. The Military severely dropped the ball on Kerry. And still no one pays any attention to this true scum of the universe.

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