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Rex_Goodheart (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:25 PMOriginal message How do we know McCain refused to be released from the POW camp before others were released, except that McCain said so?Is there collaboration somewhere? Just curious.
LittleClarkie (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:26 PMResponse to Original message 1. No interest at all in swiftboating the guy Sorry
Rex_Goodheart (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:27 PMResponse to Reply #1 2. Wouldn't want you to.
msongs (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:31 PMResponse to Original message 3. he was good at wrecking US aircraft, with NVN help only Once nt
still_one (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:36 PMResponse to Original message 5. does this have anything to do with his voting record? or why he voted against the GI bill, his position on Iraq, his position on healthcare, medicare, social security, supreme court justices, jobs being offshored, the high price of gas and food, etc. etc. etc.Isn't that what counts?
Rex_Goodheart (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:40 PMResponse to Reply #5 8. It's not about McCain... It's about the people who attacked Kerry but now so easily employ the McCain affair.
marylanddem (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:37 PMResponse to Original message 6. I would not believe a word that comes out of his mouth So I agree with you there's every reason to be skeptical about his experiences as a POW.
janeaustin (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:38 PMResponse to Original message 7. I heard on a radio show - can't rember which one, except that I don't listen to any RW radio - that anyone who left early would be finished.Their military career would be over, and any future in politics would be no-go, beause no soldier leaves his buddies behind.Whoever I was listening to had been a POW himself and he laughed at the thought. Said no one would do that because they'd be treated as a traitor back home.I guess McCain is counting on most people not knowing about that tradition.
bbinacan (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:41 PMResponse to Original message 9. Don't know if this sufficiently answers your accusation."McCain's account was corroborated by a cable from Averell Harriman, who was President Johnson's envoy to the Paris peace talks. Harriman had tea with a Vietnamese official, who mentioned that McCain had refused early release."http://www.azcentral.com/news/specials/mccain/articles/...
bamalib (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:41 PMResponse to Original message 10. There is collaboration all over the place but I'm not doing your work. But:1) if he hadn't refused then we would have been released and he wasn't;2) all the POWs who were with him there are supporting him so that is some sort of answer;3) It was after that point the torture started.
You got off your ass, now get your wife off her back.
Crazy Horse, sir, instead of getting upset by comments made by the wilfully ignorant primitives, you should just sit back, relax, and watch as the primitives corrode away in their Hate, melting as if leprous.
CH, I think you might have misunderstood that last post you qouted. Seemed to me he was saying there was plenty of evidence that pointed to McCain voluntarily sticking it out, he just wasn't going to do the leg work for the original idiot.
Rex_Goodheart (1000+ posts) Mon Apr-21-08 08:25 PMOriginal message How do we know McCain refused to be released from the POW camp before others were released, except that McCain said so?