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KERRY: DUPED BY A DOPE

Christopher Hitchens guts John Kerry's "I was misled" defense.

Given that Kerry once went all the way to Vietnam under some kind of misapprehension about a war for democracy and launched a political career on the basis of what he finally learned when it was much too late, one might be tempted to discern a pattern here. But that temptation should probably be discarded. The Tonkin Gulf resolution was fabricated out of whole cloth (by a Democratic president, building on the legacy of another JFK from Massachusetts), and not even the most Stalinized of the Vietnamese leadership ever ran a regime, or proposed an ideology, as vile as that of Saddam Hussein.


"Vote for me. I'm easily fooled." Heh. Could've been Jimmy Carter's slogan, though.
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Posted by B. Preston on June 24, 2003 11:54 AM
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“Vote for me. I’m easily fooled.”

Left unspoken: “And if you do vote for me, it means you are too.”

Good point, guys. In retrospect, Mr Bush’s desperate evasions of service in Vietnam (a war he supported) prove he’s a lot smarter than advertized.

John Kerry fought and killed for his country. What a sucker.

Desperate evasions? Bush flew the F-4 for a unit that had elements fighting in Vietnam at the time he joined. Read up on the lib canards we’ve already destroyed before repeating them around here.

Ok, great, 30 years ago Kerry was a brave man who served his country well. How does that nifty bit of propaganda in any way make him fit to be President, or even translate to current patriotism? It doesn’t even speak of his character, because regardless of his past bravery he has shown himself perfectly willing to place his loyalty to his party ahead of his loyalty to his country. You Lefty losers keep tossing out irrelevant emotional arguments as if they are the end all, be all of any debate, when you’re really just desperate and grasping at straws. It’s kind pathetic and only makes us laugh at you.

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