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<p>69, you have made it very clear numerous times, to ALL OF US, that you are quite a strong advocate of the “Stolen Valor Act”. You even referenced it to to me concerning the Admiral Boorda situation. Can it be that perhaps some of these guys who wear medals they didn’t earn might have “official records” of their medals, making it seem like the were legitimately awarded by their Chain of Command? Shouldn’t we question them when the facts just don’t add up or are under “suspicious circumstances”? </p>
<p>Some of these cases have been discovered by those who “hadn’t served” (again, the Boorda situation, where it was a reporter who noticed the discrepency and was about to epxose him for it). It was someone without the “credentials” you feel are required who brought the situation to light.</p>
<p>So, which is it? Ask the questions that might expose those who dare to wear medals they didn’t earn legitimately, or just let it slide everytime because “what do we know, we’re just civilians” or “we weren’t there, so he gets a pass everytime”?</p>