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Rick Warren himself denies these allegations.
Warren insists McCain didn't cheat...
Originally posted by maybereal11
He was promoted to Captain Aug 1st 1979, resigned from the Navy in 81, ran for congress in 82.
Originally posted by nyk537
I even posted the links for this on the previous page that have quotes from Warren himself saying that there was no way McCain heard anything!
Warren couldn't possibly know whether or not McCain heard anything as he was on stage with Obama while McCain was in his car. So, no matter what Warren said (unless he can be 2 places at once), he couldn't know what McCain did or didn't hear.
Originally posted by Dronetek
You couldn't possibly know if he did hear, yet the Obama media and his followers here keep declaring it as fact.
So, no matter what you or Wiggins says, you couldn't know if McCain heard anything.
Originally posted by dbates
Originally posted by maybereal11
He was promoted to Captain Aug 1st 1979, resigned from the Navy in 81, ran for congress in 82.
You forgot to mention that he graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1958. F.Y.I. if you graduate from a military academy you enter active duty service right after graduation. So subtract 1958 from 1981 and you get 23 years. You see he was in the Navy long before his combat years. That only makes sense. We wouldn't send an inexperienced pilot into war.
As far as his limited combat hours, and only flying in 23 combat missions don't you think that had something to do with the fact that he was shot down and had both his arms and legs broken. He didn't fly in any more combat missions after that because he was A. a P.O.W and B. not physcially able to fly combat missions because of his injuries in a combat missions.
I suppose you would laugh at a WWII veteran who was shot on D-Day a failure because he was "only in 1 combat mission". Your logic is shameful and far removed from reality. If he was just a spoiled admiral's son he would have backed out of combat after he was involved in the USS Forrestal fire. He was in an airplane on the flight deck when the accident happened. Not just watching from afar.
So yes! McCain has 23 years of dedicated military service and 26 years of experience as a politician. Obama, the rookie first-term Senator, is so green he wasn't even around to vote on the Iraq invasion. Those are the facts.
O, Chuck Yeager was shot down after his 8th combat mission. He must have been a total failure if John McCain is a failure after making it to 23 missions.
Originally posted by Dronetek
reply to post by maybereal11
You keep stating "he cheated" as if you have any shred of evidence and not just your wishful thinking to back it up. Let me tell you, it doesn't make you or Obama's followers look good.
Unless of course you have some kind of evidence that nobody else does. The guy who hosted the interview says he actually gave Obama a slight edge.
Oh, but we all know you'll dismiss that in favor of the fantasy you and like minded people have constructed in your minds.
[edit on 19-8-2008 by Dronetek]
Originally posted by dbates
reply to post by maybereal11
You don't need to be a Captain( a very high rank in the navy) to be a commander. In 1976, he was appointed commander of the Navy's largest air squadron, based at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Fla.(source) He wasn't promoted to Captain until August 1, 1979.
[edit on 19-8-2008 by dbates]
So your rebuttal is that he only flew in 23 combat missions and he was only a commander of the largest air squadron in the Navy, which received the Meritorious Unit Commendation and set safety records while he was in charge.