Would it be to strong to call John B. Calhoun a proven liar

[59millionmorons]

This from The Houston Chronicle. We didn't have the planes that he could fly," Calhoun told the Associated Press. "But he studied his manuals, he read flying safety regulations, accident reports -- things pilots do quite often when they are not getting ready to fly or if they don't have other duties."

Interestingly, though, as the Houston Chronicle notes this morning, the documents released Friday night show "Bush's transfer to the Alabama squadron wasn't approved until September 1972, months after Bush's presence as recalled by Calhoun."


Seem the WH can't even get there lies straight.

[molly]

1. He read all those manuals after partying all nite long

and they sunk into that soggy thing he calls his brain.

[oasis]

2. "We didn't have the planes that he could fly".Gotta pass physcal first.

Is that the real reason?

[waterman]

3. "We didn't have the planes that he could fly".

They were out of the little wooden ones with the red propellers that use a rubberband for power.

[fishnfla]

4. I think the claim is

chimpy went to Ala without permission, and received it retro active. I think thats the claim.