To paraphrase another memorable bit of dissembling… it depends on what your definition of “with” is.

Give me a break! The men who actually served with Kerry (there is a single exception) say good thing about his service.

Read all about it at Snopes.com.

And your statement of “that he never mentioned such a seminal moment in his POW memoir or at anytime since” again shows your lack of journalistic integrity and a lack of work ethic, as a simple Google search shows that he has been mentioning that story since 1999.

Now, it is indeed possible that it is a 'false memory' he has picked up from reading Solzhenitsyn, but facts would be better than innuendo. This is no different than the BS charges against both candidates that they are not technically qualified to run for President – they are unsubstantiated rantings of hyper-partisans.

Let's keep this type of crap where it belongs – at Kos.

… his campaign has started doing two very odd things. One is its habit, somewhat ludicrously, of insisting that McCain doesn’t like to talk about his POW experience when, in fact, he and his campaign do it all the time. Another, more disturbing habit, is the tendency to use references to his wartime service to deflect any and all questions the campaign doesn’t feel like answering.

What's more interesting is that McCain has made his POW experience the core of his campaign message – with offshore drilling coming in a close second. Does this mean Wesley Clark will be allowed to come out of hiding again?