OBAMA'S MILITARY RECORD

Cool it: There isn't one. It is 70 degrees at 6:13 o'clock in the morning; Junior and Earthdog are downstairs snoozin' and Boarder (Day 135) is in Room #4.

I think the cops should dress up some guy in a scary black suit and sunglasses, and put him in a room alone with Kaylee's Grandmother and scare the Bejesus out her and bring the wrath of God down on her, until she spills the beans, the lying accomplice to Murder Bitch. Find out once and for all where the baby is. This wouldn't work with Casey--she's beyond crazy. I know, I know, this is Nazi tactics and we're not supposed to torture and all, but geeze these people deserve it if anybody does and I authorize it. Or, we can take a vote if you prefer. No, people from the Republic of GayfRisco can't vote.

FROM nEWSmAX:

The McCain campaign issued the following statement today:

Today, Dr. Danny Jazarevic, who served as the Chief of Trauma, Critical Care and Vascular Surgery at Landstuhl, issued the following statement on Barack Obama's canceled visit to Ramstein and Landstuhl:

"Last week, Senator Obama skipped a visit with wounded U.S. troops at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany because the Pentagon would not allow campaign staff or media to accompany him into the hospital. I served as director of trauma surgery at that hospital for nearly four years and saw the effect that a visit from a celebrity like Senator Obama could have on morale. During that time, I do not recall a single member of Congress canceling a visit with the troops despite being just a few hours away, but Senator Obama seems to have been more concerned with how the visit would affect him than how it would affect the soldiers recovering from wounds received in the service of their country."

Dr. Danny Jazarevic served as the Chief of Trauma, Critical Care and Vascular Surgery at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. In 1984, Dr. Jazarevic joined the United States Army and later the Florida National Guard. He has since served in Honduras, Africa, Saudi Arabia, Bosnia, and Iraq. From December 2002 through January 2006, Dr. Jazarevic was assigned to the U.S. Army Hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, where he served as Chief of Trauma, Critical Care and Vascular Surgery. During this period, he deployed to Iraq numerous times, including with the 101st Airborne Division Forward Surgical Team and as Director of Operations for the 44th U.S. Army Medical Command. He is currently the Chief Trauma Surgeon at a civilian medical center in Florida, and also serves as a full Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Dr. Jazarevic has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal.

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