Sorry, I thought you were stainless with the posting bit. But who politicized this event first?
Your comment to me: But who politicized this event first?
Perhaps I am missing something here, but I fail to see how placing a headstone on the grave of a deceased veteran and inviting his family to attend the ceremony is "politicizing" said event.
Recently, some remains were found of a WWII pilot whose plane crashed on an island in the South Pacific. His remains were interred at Arlington with appropriate salutations given. Would you consider that to have been politicized?
I consider Cindy Sheehands actions to be a politicalization of the death of a soldier and is a misdirection of her grief. The religious fanatics who protest at military funerals are wholly inappropriate and the contempt I have for them exceeds that which I hold for Cindy Sheehan.
Am I missing something as to the event in this post? If so, enlighten me.