No one disagrees that they should be honored for their son's sacrifice. However, this group has its own rules. Let those people who so desire form their own organization for non-citizens.
No one disagrees that they should be honored for their son's sacrifice. However, this group has its own rules. Let those people who so desire form their own organization for non-citizens.
I would agree, except that the organization receives Federal Funds, which takes it out of the 'Private Club' category.
Two former presidents of the organization are quoted as favoring a rule change.
My guess is that the board rejected a sensible rule change reflexively as a challenge to their authority, and are too proud and too foolish to change their minds.
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