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I'd be more inclined to vote for someone who was brave enough and intelligent enough to refuse military service, and honest enough to brag about it.
Doesn't surprise me that you'd think that, but that you'd say that.
 
Conservative blogs want to out politicians who lie about their military experience. They want that information, until an important election is at stake. They contradict themselves when they gloat over Dan Rather's firing for outing President Bush's year-long absence from his National Guard meetings. Message boards on such blogs love to brag about getting him fired for that.

No connection, but I think I'll talk about NBA owners. As we used to tell Okies on the Sonic board, Aubrey McClendon is a fraud who owned a big natural gas company entirely on debt (by short selling stock). Like many living on debt, he lost all his money in the current recession. He couldn't borrow money anymore to keep buying and selling the same shares in his gas company. Until he stopped being the company owner (because he couldn't afford to own any stock anymore), he had pretended to be rich by paying himself $100M per year from the company. But now that he can't fake ownership in the company anymore, his only wealth is his part-ownership of the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Back to my first paragraph. The fraud Aubrey McClendon funded the Swift Boat Veterans group whose purpose was to disparage John Kerry's 3 Purple Hearts, claiming he had faked his injuries.

Here is a whitewashed version of McClendon's story. It leaves out several things, like the bitter opposition in Michigan to his sudden appearance there to outbid an environmental group for a tract of land they were trying to protect. He was the moron who admitted the Okies never intended to keep the Thunder in Seattle, no matter what new stadium was built or new deal was made.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aubrey_McClendon
 
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Blumenthal is still up over 20 percentage points over his Republican rival. At some point you have to say Connecticut gets what it deserves.
 

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