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Monday, October 11, 2010

Talk about desperation

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A Republican congressional candidate from Ohio, countering criticism from a House GOP leader, said Monday that he did nothing wrong by wearing a Nazi uniform while participating in World War II re-enactments.
Rich Iott told The Associated Press in an interview that he took part in the historical re-enactments to educate the public, and does not agree with the Nazis' views or their actions against Jews.
Asked whether it was wrong to wear a Nazi uniform, Iott said: "I don't see anything wrong about educating the public about events that happened. And that's the whole purpose of historical re-enacting."

Give me a fucking break.
Is this the best they can do in trying to discredit the guy? That he pretended to be an enemy soldier in a historical re-enactment?
And I don't care if it is a GOP leader doing the whining.
Good God......

5 comments:

  1. What about the guy pretending to be an American president?

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  2. If this is the best they can do, it only encourages me; they're getting their asses handed to them, publicly no less, and there's nothing that they can do to stop it.

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  3. In a Good bar fight what does the pussies do?
    "He hit me back first"
    Cunts!

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  4. Like I said, you can't have an accurate re-enactment with just the good guys.

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