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Vets Debate Bush's Role in Tillman Tragedy [VIDEO]

Posted by Adam Howard at 6:08 AM on August 2, 2007.


Vote Vet's Jon Soltz and Vets for Freedom's Eric Egland face off on Rumsfeld's possible cover-up of Pat Tillman's death.
Veterans Debate Tillman

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This debate reminds me of the debate John Kerry and Nixon stooge John O'Neil had back in the 70s on the Dick Cavett Show regarding Vietnam. Soltz is a passionate, articulate defender of the troops, while Egland is a hypocrite who accuses Soltz, who's simply calling for real accountability, of using the Tillman case for political gain. The truth is Egland, according to Crooks and Liars, is often mentioned as a possible replacement for corruption-embattled politician John Doolittle in California. So who's really playing politics here? Check out the video to your right for more.

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Tagged as: bush, iraq war, veterans, rumsfeld, tillman

Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.


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