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Once again, not shocked that she won't say. Am shocked that some people will believe her silence means there is even a remote chance she voted for the R.
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The video has been pulled from the site and you tube due to a copyright claim by Gannett. SO I went to Gannett's Washington, D.C. TV station, searched for he home and found
-are you ready for this -
A May 21, 2014 article.
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At least she did not lie -- bold choice for a democrat, let's see how it plays out.
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The U.S. Army War College has revoked Montana Democratic Sen. John Walsh’s degree following evidence that he plagiarized large portions of his final paper at the school.
The Associated Press reported the move in a news alert Friday afternoon.
“Though I disagree with the findings made by the War College, I accept its decision with great humility and respect for the U.S. Military,” Walsh said in a statement. "disagree with the findings facts?"
“I apologize to all Montanans for the plagiarism in my 2007 paper, and I am prepared to live with its consequences,” Walsh added. “I may not be a scholar but I am proud to have been a soldier who has served Montana and this great nation for 33 years in uniform.” In the words of Curly Bill: "well....bye"
Posted by: Frank G ||
10/10/2014 15:14 ||
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The U.S. Army War College has revoked Montana Democratic Sen. John Walsh’s degree following evidence that he plagiarized large portions of his final paper at the school.
