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Originally posted by: Mavdog
The link above has the Request for Service Records. Kerry made the request and made the records public.
To take the position that Kerry's records should be scutinized while Bush's should not is the utmost in double standards.
To justify the position that Bush's records don't need to be examined due to his being president and starting a war is as illogical as it comes.
Welcome to the Republican Party, where the assasins are poised and ready to attack the opponent so that they don't have to defend their candidate, his record and discuss the real issues of the campaign.
What a clear example of hypocrisy.
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Bush has not made his military service in the Texas Air National Guard a major piece of his campaign while Kerry has made his Vietnam Navy service a major piece. Kerry is trying to have his cake and eat it too. He's trying to gain advantage from his service without being questioned on it. If Kerry wants to keep portions of his military service secret then he should not have made it a major part of his campaign. Bush has made his time served as commander in chief the major focus as why he is qualified or not to be commander in chief. Bush has not made his National Guard service a major focus at anytime in his political career that I know of. Sure other have tried to make it so.