128 . . . Re: Walter Reed, “Once it came to light, money was found and the problem was fixed. But you really don’t care about that, do you? You act as if it were a convenient club with which to bash a President.”
Situational ethics at its best. No, I don’t care about it. You act as though this facility was on the moon, that Building 18 was in Area 51 invisible to the eyes of the world. How many grandstanding politicians bragged about “seeing our boys and girls at Walter Reed” and yet not one peep of concern. No, it took a Washington Post reporter to share the outrageous conditions with the world. Quite a stark contrast to Bush’s chronic euphemisms for respect: “We owe them all we can give them,” Bush said. “Not only for when they’re in harm’s way, but when they come home to help them adjust if they have wounds, or help them adjust after their time in service.” What a croc of shit. Nothing would be different today if the administration the department of defense hadn’t been busted n their negligence. Far from me using it as a club, you prefer to use it as though it illustrates some deep commitment to excellence in service to our military. “Look! President Bush is fixing a terrible problem wildly exacerbated by his provision of endless battle casualties and utter neglect. He’s something isn’t he! Thank you, Mr. President, for going the extra mile for our brave young men and women in harm’s way.” You seem like a pretty bright guy. Don’t t yourself get played like that.
136 fireyourgubs . . . More mealy mouth-isims in an attempt to take the sting out of the wounds you’ve been licking the last week. Go ride your lawnmower.
