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Think about Kerry, throwing those ribbons/medals over the fence back in 1971. Dissing American soldiers. Disrespecting the very heartbeats of countless courageous soldiers by saying through that action, "These medals/ribbons aren't worth s@#t!"

Think about the well reported stories of Kerry budging in line ahead of the 'nobodies'

Think about that doctor in Vietnam who treated Kerry's Purple Heart Medal boo-boo (with a bandaide), who said those in Kerry's unit said Kerry was going to be the next JFK

Think of a man married for many years with two children who gets AN ANNULMENT to his marriage. (That in my book equates to his say that his wife wasn't a wife and his kids were not legitimate.)

Think of all the fundamental and sacredly-held things Kerry has "broken the rules" on. He has made himself the exception to the rule(s).

And that is why I could not let it go yesterday. I could not sit and watch Kerry disrespect a former and now deceased President, disrespect the Office of President with his cheap grandstanding, disrespect the sanctity of the ceremony he was attending (breaking rules IS an action of disrespect, folks), and disrespecting the grief of all Americans watching this solemn viewing and vigil. The disruption he caused was hurtful in all these ways and more.

And that is why I want to bring it clearly to the attention of the American people.