The whole deal about Kerry is that he received medals to get out of war 
early. The three Purple Hearts he received (notice how I don't use the 
words earned or deserved) were for superficial wounds that the average 
joe (or sailor) would have never seen a doc for. He knew that if you 
received three PH medals that you are sent home. Then he tossed them and 
others for what ever reason, which I totally disagree with. People die 
for some of these medals and to me that is an affront to those men and 
women. You are telling them and their families that their sacrifices 
were for nothing. So yes, his service was openly disrespected, and 
rightly so. McCain did not try to get out of the war early. He did his 
time, and then some, so he deserves no disrespect for his military 
service, only respect and admiration.

And FWIW, I think that if you are going to be the CINC for the US 
Military, you should have some sort of military experience, whether it 
is active, guard or reserves. You shouldn't hire a CEO for a 
pharmaceutical company who does not know anything about drugs should 
you? Point is, you should have experience in the leadership role you 
want to assume. So since McCain has experience in the military (more 
than the time he was a POW, he remained on active duty many years 
afterwards, and even turned down an Admiral billet to pursue his 
political career), and experience in the political world, that is enough 
for me to want to vote for him over Obama. Even if there was any way 
that we knew 100% that Obama could successfully surrender in Iraq 
shortly after being elected, thus bringing us all home sooner, I would 
still vote for McCain, even if that means more deployments for me. I 
prefer experience over this so called "change".

But that is just my opinion

Bruce

denstar wrote:
>
>
> My point about Kerry was that his service WAS disrespected, openly (he
> served, medal tossing or no- but that medal tossing is emotional, I
> reckon), and I haven't seen that kind of disrespect towards McCain--
> it would be crazy, but anyways -- it just seems like people are
> illustrating, before our eyes, how this stuff goes down.
>
>
>   

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