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Not this guy.... Obama Not Scheduled to Commemorate D-Day | The Blog on Obama: White House Dossier
In fact, Obama's D-Day commemorations mirror the Bush administration's; both commemorated D-Day on significant anniversaries but not annually.
In 2009 President Obama traveled to Normandy for a ceremony honoring the 65th anniversary of D-Day. President Bush honored the day in 2004. In 2005 Bush hosted a concert at the White House to celebrate Black Music Month, and did not recognize the D-Day significance of the date.
One standard for Obama; one standard for everyone else.
o the false outrage!
when do you stop living on past laurels?
We used to call them Hasbeens.
Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq, kia wia kia wia
19 Mar 2003 through 6 Feb 2010. 65 633 851 8,623
the first set of numbers are the number of navy kia/wia
the 2nd set the number of marines kia/wia
now tell us again where and when you are shot at and all....
seems you are the one making a mountain out of a mole hill with your service record
Stop pushing off the premise. Repeat. Bush at least acknowledged the efforts of our military, Obama has not.Was Bush Anti American too? Like Disturbed claimed Obama is for not doing anything today?
straight up as false as anything could be - he's on video dozens of times acknowledging their efforts. does lying matter to you?
But no...
Not this guy.... Obama Not Scheduled to Commemorate D-Day | The Blog on Obama: White House Dossier
Did Bush do something every year?
And did you say something when he didn't?
I don't know. Did Nixon? How about LBJ?
What does Bush or any of these other people have to do with the current Commander In Chief not even saying "Thank You" to WW2 vets or acknowledging D-Day?
I remember a good friend, Willie Campbell, who was on Juno Beach on D-Day....we were close friends until he passed away a few years ago. The guy gave the best "Address to a Haggis" address every year for our Burns Dinners.
Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq, kia wia kia wia
19 Mar 2003 through 6 Feb 2010. 65 633 851 8,623
the first set of numbers are the number of navy kia/wia
the 2nd set the number of marines kia/wia
now tell us again where and when you are shot at and all....
seems you are the one making a mountain out of a mole hill with your service record
In other words: "I don't know. I only started o cate about this issue when I realized I could use it for political points".
But no...
Not this guy.... Obama Not Scheduled to Commemorate D-Day | The Blog on Obama: White House Dossier
In fact, Obama's D-Day commemorations mirror the Bush administration's; both commemorated D-Day on significant anniversaries but not annually.
In 2009 President Obama traveled to Normandy for a ceremony honoring the 65th anniversary of D-Day. President Bush honored the day in 2004. In 2005 Bush hosted a concert at the White House to celebrate Black Music Month, and did not recognize the D-Day significance of the date.
One standard for Obama; one standard for everyone else.
What else do you swallow besides left-winged propoganda...
2001
President Bush Speaks at Dedication of National D-Day Memorial
2002
CNN.com - Bush finds friends in Normandy - May 27, 2002
2003
President Bush, President Chirac Mark 60th Anniversary of D-Day
2004
Full Video: President Bush Speech on D-Day June 6, 2004 » The Right Scoop -
But no...
Not this guy.... Obama Not Scheduled to Commemorate D-Day | The Blog on Obama: White House Dossier
Did Bush do something every year?
And did you say something when he didn't?
I don't know. Did Nixon? How about LBJ?
What does Bush or any of these other people have to do with the current Commander In Chief not even saying "Thank You" to WW2 vets or acknowledging D-Day?
In fact, Obama's D-Day commemorations mirror the Bush administration's; both commemorated D-Day on significant anniversaries but not annually.
In 2009 President Obama traveled to Normandy for a ceremony honoring the 65th anniversary of D-Day. President Bush honored the day in 2004. In 2005 Bush hosted a concert at the White House to celebrate Black Music Month, and did not recognize the D-Day significance of the date.
One standard for Obama; one standard for everyone else.
What else do you swallow besides left-winged propoganda...
2001
President Bush Speaks at Dedication of National D-Day Memorial
2002
CNN.com - Bush finds friends in Normandy - May 27, 2002
2003
President Bush, President Chirac Mark 60th Anniversary of D-Day
2004
Full Video: President Bush Speech on D-Day June 6, 2004 » The Right Scoop -
That's four out eight years.
Did Bush do something every year?
And did you say something when he didn't?
I don't know. Did Nixon? How about LBJ?
What does Bush or any of these other people have to do with the current Commander In Chief not even saying "Thank You" to WW2 vets or acknowledging D-Day?
He's just pointing out the concept of a double standard, and your hyper-criticism of Obamas every step and word.
What are you trying to do exactly? Further lead our country in the direction of meaningless distraction, all in the name of further division and hatred towards one another? This sort of bitchy, whiny post is EXACTLY whats wrong with America today .
Thumbs down
obama never visited the cemetary in France where so many American dead were buried and was the only president who REFUSED to do so. Sarkozy practically begged him but obama partied and left instead.
Face it, really, obama has nothing but contempt for America.
In other words: "I don't know. I only started o cate about this issue when I realized I could use it for political points".
No... in other words, I don't care. Big difference asslips...
obama never visited the cemetary in France where so many American dead were buried and was the only president who REFUSED to do so. Sarkozy practically begged him but obama partied and left instead.
Face it, really, obama has nothing but contempt for America.
You sure about that?
Mr. Obama delivered a 16-minute address steeped in history, following President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada and Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain. The four men, along with Prince Charles of Britain, faced a crowd that stretched the length of the cemetery.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/07/world/europe/07prexy.html
lets see.....major naval battles.....that would have taken place when warbler was in the navy....
do you know any? so if he served 30 years...he may have seen the very last of vietnam?
