Geez, to hear republicans talk you would think Democrats didn't serve their country, wouldn't you? Funny thing is, those same loudmouths who say that are always the ones who never served a minute for their country. Chickenshit Chickenhawks all of them!
Taking our country back in 2006!
6 Iraq veterans seek seats in Congress, question Bush
WASHINGTON (AP) — While fighting in Iraq, a private asked then-Capt. Patrick Murphy why U.S. forces were in the Persian Gulf nation and was told it didn't matter; there was a job to do and just try to return home safely.
"That wasn't the time to question our government," Murphy recalled.
Now, however, Murphy and five other veterans of the war are asking questions about President Bush's policies in Iraq as part of their broader Democratic campaigns to win congressional seats in next year's elections.
Given their experience in Iraq, the six Democrats in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia say they are eminently qualified to pose the tough questions. Their reservations mirror public opinion, with an increasing number of Americans expressing concern about the mission and favoring a timetable for withdrawal of U.S. troops.
(there is one Iraq Vet running as a republican but he's from Texas and doesn't know any better)
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
THE PARTY THAT SERVES ITS COUNTRY
Geez, to hear republicans talk you would think Democrats didn't serve their country, wouldn't you? Funny thing is, those same loudmouths who say that are always the ones who never served a minute for their country. Chickenshit Chickenhawks all of them!
Taking our country back in 2006!
6 Iraq veterans seek seats in Congress, question Bush
WASHINGTON (AP) — While fighting in Iraq, a private asked then-Capt. Patrick Murphy why U.S. forces were in the Persian Gulf nation and was told it didn't matter; there was a job to do and just try to return home safely.
"That wasn't the time to question our government," Murphy recalled.
Now, however, Murphy and five other veterans of the war are asking questions about President Bush's policies in Iraq as part of their broader Democratic campaigns to win congressional seats in next year's elections.
Given their experience in Iraq, the six Democrats in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia say they are eminently qualified to pose the tough questions. Their reservations mirror public opinion, with an increasing number of Americans expressing concern about the mission and favoring a timetable for withdrawal of U.S. troops.
(there is one Iraq Vet running as a republican but he's from Texas and doesn't know any better)
WANTED
Dead or Alive
