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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,282
    Dude61 said:

    Mattis should STFU and get back to his book tour talking about transgenders as the most important military issue of our time.

    Say it to his FACE!!

    @brents RIP
  • GrundleStiltzkin
    GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,516 Standard Supporter

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    Perot absolutely was the difference.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,539 Founders Club

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    Perot absolutely was the difference.
    Let me finish Larry can you let me finish? Larry can I finish?
  • GrundleStiltzkin
    GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,516 Standard Supporter

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    Yep.

    Bush I went to sign up for the Navy 5 minutes after graduating from Andover. With his connections could have easily bone spured his way to Wall Street and let the everyday people fight the war. But the establishment didn't do that in those days ... at least not as much.

    As you say, no desk jockey. A fucking pilot who was in the war. Then returns to Yale as a married student with Babs, plays on the baseball team and was actually a great player and a great student ... again, at Yale.

    Then struck out from the family and went to Texas, where he was a stranger, to start his business. Struggled there to break into politics because "they could smell the New England on him," but nonetheless made himself a key player in the Texas GOP and worked his way from there.

    He was also, by reputation, an honest and hard working guy. Beyond that, he carried himself the way you want someone representing you to carry themselves. And he wasn't impulsive and was a good listener.

    A bygone guy from a bygone era. Yeah, he had a silver spoon, but he did something with it.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8ZYv2TFnZg

    Japanese colonel on Chichi Jima was eating US captives. Dodged one.
  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    I voted for Perot. I actually thought he could win. Then he dropped out and got back in. That said, I was 27. I might be dumber now
  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,539 Standard Supporter

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    Yep.

    Bush I went to sign up for the Navy 5 minutes after graduating from Andover. With his connections could have easily bone spured his way to Wall Street and let the everyday people fight the war. But the establishment didn't do that in those days ... at least not as much.

    As you say, no desk jockey. A fucking pilot who was in the war. Then returns to Yale as a married student with Babs, plays on the baseball team and was actually a great player and a great student ... again, at Yale.

    Then struck out from the family and went to Texas, where he was a stranger, to start his business. Struggled there to break into politics because "they could smell the New England on him," but nonetheless made himself a key player in the Texas GOP and worked his way from there.

    He was also, by reputation, an honest and hard working guy. Beyond that, he carried himself the way you want someone representing you to carry themselves. And he wasn't impulsive and was a good listener.

    A bygone guy from a bygone era. Yeah, he had a silver spoon, but he did something with it.
    Mitt did too but he's a whining khunt.



  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,539 Standard Supporter

    Watching a doc on W they covered Bush 1. He really didn't think voters would pick Clinton over him. Not out of arrogance, just like look at my resume.

    Perot probably was the difference

    For you kids Clinton avoided if not dodged the draft and Bush 1 was a war hero

    That was the end of that argument.

    It's why NOC about bone spurs

    I voted for Perot. I actually thought he could win. Then he dropped out and got back in. That said, I was 27. I might be dumber now
    Perot's mistake was picking a functional retard as his VP choice. He was killing it up to the point the Admiral opened his mouth...

  • oregonblitzkrieg
    oregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288


    "If the people were to ever find out we have done, they would chase us down the
    street and lynch us"
    - George HW Bush, 1992, the year he betrayed the United States
    and signed on to UN Agenda 21, ceding the sovereignty of the USA to the United Nations.