One person is needed to say that he saw Bush in Alabama

[private_ryan]

that's all. Just one person. Why doesn't someone ask Bush to name a person he met over there since no one has come forward?

[PretzelWarrior]

1. Hey. Have you been saved by our Lord JESUS CHRIST?

Have you accepted him as the way, truth, and life?

[HFishbine]

2. Abso-frigin-lutely

This is the most straight-forward path to the truth, and the one simple question the media seems incapable of asking. One? Just one? Kerry had his whole friggin' crew on stage with him, can't Bush find one poor soul who saw him on base in Alabama?

[napi21]

4. Don't ask for only ONE! Given enough $$ I could find one!

The Lt Col who posts here was in Ala and says he never saw shrub, and it was a very small group. 25 to 30 I think. Out of 25 or 30, I bet he could find ONE who would say he worked side by side!!! if the "orice is right".

[loathesomeshrub]

3. I think he has been asked and can't come up with anyone

[NYC Liberal]

5. As Al Franken said,

"He doesn't remember anybody...and nobody remembers him."

[Dragon Turtle]

6. I'm surprised the BFEE have not tried to do something like bribing

someone to lie and say they saw him.

[Lefty_the_Right]

7. THERE WAS ONE! Don't you remember?

There is a guy that came forward months ago and said that he saw him there many times.

The only problem is that the times he says he say shrub there, even Bushco isn't saying he was there on those dates.

A complete and totaly liar.
I think he was a republican?

[Lefty_the_Right]

9. Here it is

Former Guardsman: Bush served with me in Alabama
By the Associated Press
A retired Alabama Air National Guard officer said Friday that he remembers George Bush showing up for duty in Alabama in 1972, reading safety magazines and flight manuals in an office as he performed his weekend obligations.
"I saw him each drill period," retired Lt. Col. John "Bill" Calhoun said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press from Daytona Beach, Fla., where he is preparing to watch this weekend's big NASCAR race.

"He was very aggressive about doing his duty there. He never complained about it. ... He was very dedicated to what he was doing in the Guard. He showed up on time and he left at the end of the day."


http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-02-13-bush-military_x.htm

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[private_ryan]

10. I know about him

he's a hardcore Repuke. Not even Bush says that he is telling the truth. Plus, he could've collected the $10,000 award money.

If Bush lied about being there, it's major. Otherwise, everyone knows that he got preferential treatment. It sucks, but people know the connected ones always find a way to do that.

[GOPisEvil]

8. I bet James R. Bath could make such a statement.

;-)

[miss_kitty]

11. yo my friend

maybe he was too stoned to remember anyone's name. and you know how he is with words...

;-)
miss_kitty

[cheshire]

12. You do realize drugs dull your memory as well as drinking?

[Lefty_the_Right]

13. Am I on everyone ignore list?

I swear I never get a response to my posts!

And it is actually RELEVANT this time!!! : )

[miss_kitty]

14. i haven't put you on MY ignore list!

"White House press secretary Scott McClellan said Friday that the White House was not making any effort to try to locate people who might have served with Bush. He also accused reporters of trying to raise new lines of questioning, beyond whether Bush served in Alabama."

1) they're not making an effort to find anyone he served with in Alabama, because there is no one to find.
2) and imagine! reporters trying to raise new lines of questioning. what pushy bastards....

[Lefty_the_Right]

16. Thanks!

I just had to ask. : )