Marine Sgt. Ethan Rocke, 26, cries as taps is played during interment ceremonies for former President Ronald Reagan at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley.
Mark J Terrill, Associated Press
Posted on 01/15/2006 6:04:42 PM PST by Tim Long
Has anyone noticed that Ron Reagan is a commentator on the AKC Eukanuba National Championship? It's on live now on Animal Planet.
I'd rather listen to the dogs.
Laura Ingraham calls him "Non Reagan". Fitting
Another reason why I don't have cable/dish.
He's been doing dog shows for years. He's pretty good at reading a script. And you're right, the dogs are much more interesting....and so much better looking.
I believe "he's" been doing it for ages.
I thought he was a ballerina! Was that just a myth or didn't his prancing make the grade? Inquiring minds wanna know!
I hear he went into commentary when they determined that Patty was too old for him to show anymore.
It's true.
Good for him. So, what dog group is he competeing in?
Is his "boy friend" going to have him prancing around the stage on all fours?
Lol! It figures!
Marine Sgt. Ethan Rocke, 26, cries as taps is played during interment ceremonies for former President Ronald Reagan at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley.
Mark J Terrill, Associated Press
LOL...you are bad!
Bitches.
LOL...good one
'Tis a lovely photograph of real emotion there - a Marine who has total respect for his Commander-in-Chief.
He has the ability to focus his extraordinary skills on his military targets, while doing it all for the right reasons, and here shows his understanding of and respect for the loss of a great President.
Here's a picture of me revisiting Parris Island in 2002, 50 years after I led the parade (Guidon Bearer carrying the American Flag, out front of Company "A" with its Company Commander) for the Dedication Ceremony of the Iwo Jima Monument on the Parade Deck there...
It was the time of the greatest buildup in Marine Corps history, with 38,000 Souls on Board.
Our parade had eight full companies, composed of many platoons each, and it was a day of tremendous pride.
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