have you ever seen this WAIVER OF ARREST on George?

[grasswire]

http://www.texasturkey.us/backup/bushdd214.pdf

[cynatnite]

1. I saw that he was arrested in '66

on another thread, but forgot to ask what the deal was. Disorderly conduct could mean he was drunk off his butt.

Cyn:)

[David Zephyr]

2. Kick!

Kick it up.

[Cronus Protagonist]

3. Here's a link to the rest of his known arrests & sentences

Bush's Resume



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[Skidmore]

8. Man, that list just makes you feel sicker than a dog

to think that this loser ended up in the White House. That the religious right embrase him as the chosen of God makes his presence there even more disgusting.

[Cronus Protagonist]

13. They live in Egypt

It's a Christian enclave near deNile.

Swiftboat Veterans for Bush

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[Bluebear]

4. "I am the arrest-waived President"....we're so proud

nt

[trof]

5. My goodness.

nol. pros. A declaration that the plaintiff in a civil case or the prosecutor in a criminal case will drop prosecution of all or part of a suit or indictment.

Sounds like he got off for something he did at Yale (New Haven).
This appears to have come to light during the background check necessary for him to be awarded a commission as Lt.

[Carni]

11. The wreath stealing incident maybe?

I recall something about the moron being arrested for supposedly stealing a xmas wreath while at Yale. (at least that was the story)

[hedda_foil]

6. Holy @#R!#%~!

When and HOW did you come across this?

Not only did Daddy get him into the NG, but they had to non-pros an arrest to get him in!

[Lex]

7. He is such a POS.

What a waste of space Smirk is, and has been apparently for quite a while.

[trof]

9. Hmm...his serial number isn't blacked out

as it is in other documents I've seen. Any way to use this in getting more information?

[Carni]

10. Caution there are some misspellings in this/Is it legit?

Is this thing legit?

I am not trying to be a kill joy but the state name is really butchered--are we sure this is a real document?

[gratuitous]

14. What misspelling?

Everything except the usual military alphabet soup (which I don't know) looks okay to me. Connecticut really is spelled that way.

[Carni]

19. Yep! I realized that and am TOTALLY mortified!

OOOOps!

Yes...there are times when you just can't save your own ass with that edit feature! (I tried to think of a creative way to do it and couldn't come up with one so I let it fly hoping no one would notice lol)

Just call me Dan Quayle LOL (or is that Quail?)

[Karmadillo]

16. Is that Bush's DD214 on Page 2 of the document? I thought

that had yet to be released (not that I'm much of an expert on any of this). Might suggest a partial fake?

[MaineDem]

17. Connecticut?

Looks okay to me.

[Carni]

20. You don't live in my bizarro world of bad spelling

It's out there LOL (Yes, I am an idiot)

Carry on all... I was wrong about the spelling!

[Carni]

12. Weird-USA Today claimed there was no "enlistment" waiver in his file!

Is an arrest waiver and an enlistment waiver the same thing???

The below was a fairly recent article (February 04) so now where the hell did this waiver come from (if an arrest waiver and an enlistment waiver are the same thing?)

Check this out!

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-02-12-bush-records_x.htm

Excerpt from article


Bush's driving records disclosed
By Dave Moniz and Jim Drinkard, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The White House disclosed information in documents Thursday showing that President Bush had been arrested once for a college prank and was cited for two automobile accidents and two speeding tickets before he enlisted in the National Guard.

The accidents and tickets were disclosed for the first time in response to questions about a portion of Bush's military record that had been blacked out when the file was made public during the 2000 presidential campaign.

The traffic violations are significant in the context of Bush's military career. At the time Bush enlisted in the Texas National Guard, the Air Force typically would have had to issue a waiver for an applicant who had multiple arrests or driving violations.

An officer who served at the same time as the president, former Texas Air National Guard pilot Dean Roome, was required by the Air Force to get a waiver for a $25 speeding ticket when he enlisted in the Air National Guard in 1967.

There is no record of an enlistment waiver in Bush's military file.

[David Zephyr]

15. Arrest Waiver = Enlistment Record? Hmmmmmmmmm.

Very pregnant observation, Carni.

[fob]

18. The first page on that also lists bushy* at 5'-11"

Isn't their "official" story that he is 6'?

[Keirsey]

21. wait a minute!!

Disorderly conduct doesn't sound like a college prank. Some might imagine a drunken brawl, or something like that.

[Bluebear]

22. kick