BTW. Mark ROTCicot lied about his military record too. He claimed in his
resume to have participated in ROTC at college. Only his college didn't
offer ROTC.

http://www.queencitynews.com/modules...icle&sid= 178


Statement from Governor Marc Racicot, Chairman, Bush-Cheney `04
Tue Feb 3 2004 12:31:55 ET

``Sen. Kerry is supporting a slanderous attack on the President by refusing
to repudiate comments by DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe who on Sunday accused
the President of being AWOL and said that his service in the National Guard
did not qualify as service in the military or service to his country.

``President Bush served honorably in the National Guard. He was honorably
discharged. To suggest, as Sen. Kerry has, that the military should 'answer
questions' about President Bush`s honorable discharge is an outrage. The
furtherance of these charges is despicable.

``Peter Jennings called the accusation by Michael Moore that the President
was a deserter, 'a reckless charge, not supported by the facts,' and the
Annenberg Center at the University of Pennsylvania has said that the charges
are unfounded.

``By embracing this line of attack, Sen. Kerry has made clear that he will
accept and promote character assassination, innuendo and falsehood even when
he doesn`t have all the facts. 'I don`t even know what the facts are,' Kerry
said yesterday. A man seeking the presidency has an obligation to get the
facts straight before he sends his surrogates out to slander the Commander
in Chief.

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BTW. Mark ROTCicot lied about his military record too. He claimed in his
resume to have participated in ROTC at college. Only his college didn't
offer ROTC.


Maybe he took it off campus, at a school that did.
I don't know, just theorizing.







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Smirking College Kid wrote in message
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BTW. Mark ROTCicot lied about his military record too.

LOL. Being in ROTC isn't a "military record". You idiots have no idea how
the military works. If you did, you wouldn't be wasting out time with this.

He claimed in his
resume to have participated in ROTC at college. Only his college didn't
offer ROTC.

For all we know, Carroll, like many other colleges in the 1960s, abandoned
ROTC and then re-instated the program at a later date. Even Harvard did
this.

Actually, I have a feeling that the "author " of the piece you quoted made a
simple mistake, as Racicot's State of Montana Governors' biography makes NO
claims that he attended ROTC at Carroll College, but did so as a post grad
at U Montana, which DID have an ROTC program.

http://www.discoveringmontana.com/ra...er/marcbio.asp

"Soon after, Marc enrolled in the University of Montana Law School in
Missoula, receiving his Juris Doctorate degree in 1973.

As an Army ROTC graduate, Marc was immediately assigned to the Judge
Advocate General's Corps and stationed in West Germany where he served as
chief prosecutor for the largest U.S. military jurisdiction in Europe. While
there, he also managed to teach business and criminal law for the University
of Maryland. "




"If you are going after Jesse James, you ought to organize the posse first"-
Al "Walter Brennan" Gore

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Smirking College Kid wrote in message
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BTW. Mark ROTCicot lied about his military record too.

LOL. Being in ROTC isn't a "military record". You idiots have no idea how
the military works. If you did, you wouldn't be wasting out time with
this.

http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.com/

"King Pineapple" wrote in message
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Smirking College Kid wrote in message
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BTW. Mark ROTCicot lied about his military record too.

LOL. Being in ROTC isn't a "military record". You idiots have no idea how
the military works. If you did, you wouldn't be wasting out time with
this.

He claimed in his
resume to have participated in ROTC at college. Only his college didn't
offer ROTC.

For all we know, Carroll, like many other colleges in the 1960s, abandoned
ROTC and then re-instated the program at a later date. Even Harvard did
this.

Actually, I have a feeling that the "author " of the piece you quoted made
a
simple mistake, as Racicot's State of Montana Governors' biography makes
NO
claims that he attended ROTC at Carroll College, but did so as a post grad
at U Montana, which DID have an ROTC program.

http://www.discoveringmontana.com/ra...er/marcbio.asp

"Soon after, Marc enrolled in the University of Montana Law School in
Missoula, receiving his Juris Doctorate degree in 1973.

As an Army ROTC graduate, Marc was immediately assigned to the Judge
Advocate General's Corps and stationed in West Germany where he served as
chief prosecutor for the largest U.S. military jurisdiction in Europe.
While
there, he also managed to teach business and criminal law for the
University
of Maryland. "


The University of Maryland had (I don't know about the present)
a big operation in Frankfort.




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