Reply #92: There's a reason he served in a war zone

[jmowreader]

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There is widespread and very credible evidence Track was one of four teens who broke into the school district motor pool and unplugged the block heaters on 110 buses, causing 44 of them to not be able to be started and closed school for a day. Palin pulled him out of school in Alaska and shipped him to Michigan for his senior year, supposedly so big college athletic recruiters could see him play, even though Track was one of the better players in Alaska and was well-known in prep hockey. (There's a young gentleman named Carlos Boozer who will attest to how hard it is for a promising Alaska high school student-athlete to be noticed by big college recruiters. Right now y'all are thinking, "didn't he play for Duke?")

Quick summary: Track joined the Army in lieu of prison.