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Certain events at times bring the rotten apples to the top for all to
see. The latest rotten apple is that of Wesley Clark, a retired military
commander, who is showing his true colors as a liberal know nothing. It
is one thing to be a commander who should be respected for serving his
nation, but once that service is finished it is less than honest to use
that service as a means to avoid consequences of demeaning political
behavior. Wesley Clark, John Murtha, and John Kerry have traded on their
military service to escape being held accountable for their
anti-American speech.
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Murtha and Kerry both made accusations against specific honorable men
of the military for their own personal gain. Both are now public
servants who are charged with doing those things that will protect the
nation. Their conduct might be considered treasonous in that such
remarks give aid and comfort to the enemy. (In fact, many Democrats in
Congress might be in the same boat with them.)
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The issue in this article though is former general Wesley Clark. He
jumped on the trash Rush bandwagon and in the process he lowered himself
more deeply into the slime of politically generated smear. He said that
Rush Limbaugh labeled any American soldier who supports an end to the
war in Iraq as "phony," …. That Mr. Clark is an out and out lie and
those who lie are liars.
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Wesley_Clark_Limbaugh/2007/10/03/37680.html
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You complained that of the over 10,000 e-mails challenging Rush to
appear on a show to answer for his “misdeeds,” he has failed to respond
to the request. (Do you really think he should waste his time responding
to people that are no smarter than you?) Mr. Clark you told another lie.
Rush has responded to the request by answering on his show every one of
the false charges and then some. While your service to the nation may
have been commendable, there is evidence that it wasn’t as commendable
as your supporters might portray, and this latest episode of falling in
line with other liars serves to undermine you further with your lies
about Rush Limbaugh.
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When you ran for President you proved to be a light weight of immense
proportions by not knowing the issues. It has been an observation over
the years that those of light weight mental abilities tend to be
liberals and you certainly have done nothing to eliminate that opinion.
It always seemed strange that would aligned with the liberal Democrats,
but now with tirade against Rush it has become much more clear. It
indicates you are a follower possessing no leadership ability.
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That brings me now to the title of this article. You wanted to be
president but failed to muster the needed support from your own liberal
kind. You tried to make a big splash in Arkansas during your campaign
and found that the pond was empty. The truth is the ponds were empty
everywhere you tried to make a splash. It looks like you are still
wallowing in the mud from all those attempted splashes. Now you cover
yourself with more mud by denouncing Rush and are following your liberal
ilk’s inanities all the while you apparently think that you are leading.
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It is a shame of immense proportions when a man portrays himself as a
soldier when in fact he never has been a soldier. Jesse Macbeth never
was a soldier and thus the term phony soldier for him and all of those
who have made false claims about themselves and the military. They were
phony soldiers. It is an even greater shame when men who have been
soldiers twist the truth and lie to gain favor with political ilk.
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Now we’ll get to the last point concerning phony soldiers. You and your
leaders have chosen to take off the gloves and fight dirty. So be it, so
here it comes. Those who have lied and continue to lie are phony
patriots. Those who support them are phony patriots and those who repeat
the lies are in the same category. That brings me back to you Mr. Clark,
a man who is unfit to lead and the proof is your comments concerning
Rush. Liars can’t lead. In Sorting It Out, the phony soldier list needs
to be expanded by one name. Can you guess whose name should be added to
the list?
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