How the LA Times Supports Our Troops!
Your Scene in the LA Times has a great photo gallery, War Stories, where real people can submit photos honoring our troops serving in harm's way. Readers may post their own comments.
There are far, far too many for one person to thank everyone depicted for their service to our nation. [This includes Iraq and Afghanistan veterans participating in the great American tradition of robust, uninhibited debate.]
Please go ahead and thank at least some of them individually. Click on War Stories. Thank you.
posted by Karl @ 12/29/2007 12:01:00 PM
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Ron Paul well positioned for the primaries, Bush threatens martial law
Washington, DC (AP) Just days before the first primaries, President Bush used his weekly radio address to alert the country to the dangers of what he termed a "revolutionary" election, stating that it was his duty as Decider-in-Chief to determine the outcome of both parties' primaries.
The President explained the critical nature of the upcoming presidential election cycle, "The safety of our country and the world I police is a real big deal, ya know? We can't risk turning this office over to anyone that would alter my brilliant Convert-um or Kill-um Foreign Policy. If we place this important decision in the hands of mere voters, then the terrorists have won."
"If the 2008 primary process fails to produce a Pro-War candidate from every party, it will be my duty to take measures to preserve order and peace, and suspend the elections indefinitely by imposing martial law. This is not a decision your decider takes lightly either. I thought about it for a while, and it really sounds like a blast!"
After Secret Service Agents bound and gagged Helen Thomas, the President fielded numerous questions from reporters, responding to each, "9/11. Next question."
...more here
Fortunately, this article is satire--For now...
anonymous (31 December, 2007 16:09)-
You and other Ron Paul supporters can best help your candidate here by providing his views on the topic of this blog: military recruiting, civil-military relations and the obligations of aspiring leaders to set a good example for the rest of us.
Please send an e-mail with links to operationyellowelephant at gmail dot com.
Thanks.
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