Proof in the Payroll Records-Bush AWOL

August 3, 2004 B. John 163 Views

A four month investigation by a Philadelphia researcher, independently confirmed by a RAW story, "finally proves that President George W. Bush did not successfully complete his service with the Texas Air National Guard. The president’s own payroll records ? recently released by the White House in an effort to discredit claims that the president had failed to meet Guard requirements ? instead indicate that he was absent without leave (AWOL) in 1972, and should have been placed on active duty for nearly four months." American Progress’s Larry Korb, former assistant secretary of defense under President Reagan, has reached a similar conclusion. Asked if he thought Bush was AWOL, Korb said, "Based on these payroll records, unless he had permission, it would be."

B. John

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