Seattle Zack
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Even though the "Swift Boat Veterans" have been exposed as lying paid sycophants of the Bush administration doesn't mean there aren't more serious questions to be answered....!
The Truth Is Out There!
Did George Bush actually win a Varsity letter in Cheerleading at Yale? Or was this another "no show" like the National Guard? ... current and alumni Yale cheerleaders want to know the truth. Why haven't any member of Bush's Cheerleading Squad come forward and verified that he actually attended practice and the games?
Cheerleaders for Truth
The fraternity boys have some questions too. The time has come to reveal the truth about the man who served as our leader 35 years ago: George W. Bush '68, President of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Yale Chapter.
Dekes for Truth
Sure, Bush was a besotted coke fiend for twenty years before being elected president ... or was he? Is he merely pandering to the swing-vote alcoholic cokehead demographic? With a commercial readied to be broadcast immediately after the RNC Convention, best buds and customers of George Bush’s favorite hangouts during his National Guard duty have stepped forward to clear the record.
Moe's Tavern's Patrons for Truth
When George W. Bush talks about his past, he uses the words "reckless" and "irresponsible." He claims that in 1986, after half a lifetime of hard drink and easy women, he finally sobered up-- and he wants us to believe he'll never revert to his hard-partying ways. But the captains who piloted his pleasure craft during those "wild" years, as well as his fellow pleasure craft revelers, see him in a very different light....
Pleasure Boat Captains for Truth
Just because you dodged the Viet Nam draft by going into the National Guard and then went AWOL, doesn't necessarily mean you are unpatriotic.
Just because you were wrong about Iraq's uranium enrichment program, long range missiles, remotely powered aircraft, mobile biological laboratories, chemical and biological weapons, ties to the 9-11 attack or anything that could be considered a clear and immediate danger to our country doesn't necessarily mean you have invaded a country in a manner that is illegal under international law.
Just because you withdrew from the control of international human rights treaties, the Geneva convention, and war crimes courts and told the soldiers to get information from prisoners "by any means necessary" doesn't necessarily mean you were setting up a culture that was conducive to war crimes and torture.
Just because you "Shocked and Awed" a defenseless county, destroying their roads, electrical grid, water supply communications, killed their women and children as they slept at home in their beds or men as they prayed in mosques, doesn't necessarily mean you don't understand how to win the battle for the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people.
Just because you took what you said was a $6.4 trillion surplus and turned it into more than a $2 trillion deficit doesn't necessarily mean you are not a fiscal conservative.
National Guard Pilots for Truth
The Truth Is Out There!
Did George Bush actually win a Varsity letter in Cheerleading at Yale? Or was this another "no show" like the National Guard? ... current and alumni Yale cheerleaders want to know the truth. Why haven't any member of Bush's Cheerleading Squad come forward and verified that he actually attended practice and the games?
Cheerleaders for Truth
The fraternity boys have some questions too. The time has come to reveal the truth about the man who served as our leader 35 years ago: George W. Bush '68, President of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Yale Chapter.
Dekes for Truth
Sure, Bush was a besotted coke fiend for twenty years before being elected president ... or was he? Is he merely pandering to the swing-vote alcoholic cokehead demographic? With a commercial readied to be broadcast immediately after the RNC Convention, best buds and customers of George Bush’s favorite hangouts during his National Guard duty have stepped forward to clear the record.
Moe's Tavern's Patrons for Truth
When George W. Bush talks about his past, he uses the words "reckless" and "irresponsible." He claims that in 1986, after half a lifetime of hard drink and easy women, he finally sobered up-- and he wants us to believe he'll never revert to his hard-partying ways. But the captains who piloted his pleasure craft during those "wild" years, as well as his fellow pleasure craft revelers, see him in a very different light....
Pleasure Boat Captains for Truth
Just because you dodged the Viet Nam draft by going into the National Guard and then went AWOL, doesn't necessarily mean you are unpatriotic.
Just because you were wrong about Iraq's uranium enrichment program, long range missiles, remotely powered aircraft, mobile biological laboratories, chemical and biological weapons, ties to the 9-11 attack or anything that could be considered a clear and immediate danger to our country doesn't necessarily mean you have invaded a country in a manner that is illegal under international law.
Just because you withdrew from the control of international human rights treaties, the Geneva convention, and war crimes courts and told the soldiers to get information from prisoners "by any means necessary" doesn't necessarily mean you were setting up a culture that was conducive to war crimes and torture.
Just because you "Shocked and Awed" a defenseless county, destroying their roads, electrical grid, water supply communications, killed their women and children as they slept at home in their beds or men as they prayed in mosques, doesn't necessarily mean you don't understand how to win the battle for the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people.
Just because you took what you said was a $6.4 trillion surplus and turned it into more than a $2 trillion deficit doesn't necessarily mean you are not a fiscal conservative.
National Guard Pilots for Truth
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