Four Marines publicly and bravely point out the transparency of John Kerry

Four great men, Marines — two in uniform and two off-duty — were polite but curt while chatting with Kerry when the candidate approached them and asked them questions.

Kerry was treating running mate Sen. John Edwards and his wife, Elizabeth, to a Wendy's lunch in Newburgh, N.Y., for their 27th wedding anniversary.

The Marines answered most of his questions with a "yes, sir" or "no, sir."

But they turned downright nasty after the Massachusetts senator thanked them "for their service" and left the restaurant.

"He imposed on us and I disagree with him coming over here shaking our hands," one Marine said, adding, "I'm 100 percent against [him]."

A sergeant with 10 years of service under his belt said, "I speak for all of us. We think that we are doing the right thing in Iraq," before saying he is to be deployed there in a few weeks and is "eager" to go and serve.

Four Marines publicly and bravely point out the disingeuous transparency of John Kerry