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I am sick and tired of being called a traitor for becoming a Democrat. I think what the Republicans are doing is sickening.
A man who serves honorably in Vietnam, was disturbed by what he saw, and then protested what he saw does not make him un-American. In my mind, it makes him more patriotic for having the courage to speak out.
Questioning whether someone served in the National Guard or not does not equate to questioning those who fulfill their obligations in the National Guard. We're not questioning the Guard, we're questiuoning an individual. And for the love of all that is holy, if any Freeper lurkers are out there...BILL CLINTON IS NOT RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT. He can't. It's in the Constitution that you so love to shred and then wrap yourselves in. Drop any and all references to him, because no one cares what he did or did not do. Focus on who is running.
Questioning the Iraq policy is your RIGHT as an American. Max Cleland did, and he was eviscerated by Republicans as unpatriotic. Never mind his body was eviscerated by the Viet Cong in Vietnam; I guess that doesn't matter when you're a Republican.
Civil protest is our right as an American. Unless you go to Drake University in Iowa, where the Patriot Act can be loosed on you if you dare question authority.
This country is so Orwellian, it's eerie. It would be funny if so much wasn't at stake.
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