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To: silent_jonny; XJarhead; You Dirty Rats

Quote of the Day: President Bush: "A soldier can walk the battlefields where he once fought, a Marine can walk the beaches he once stormed, but an airman can never visit the patch of sky he raced across on a mission to defend freedom. And so it's fitting that, from this day forward, the men and women of the Air Force will have this memorial, a place here on the ground that recognizes their achievements and sacrifices in the skies above."

I wish that just once our local paper, the Philadelphia Inquirer, would have something good to say about our President, George W. Bush. I wish every American could read this beautiful tribute to our Air Force. But that would be expecting too much. Which is why I only read the comics and local news.

Thank you for posting this quote for all of us to read and treasure, silent_jonny.


250 posted on 10/15/2006 4:27:11 PM PDT by GoldwaterChick (Never give in, never give in, never, never, never give in. Winston Churchill, October 29, 1941)
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To: GoldwaterChick

You're very welcome :)


252 posted on 10/15/2006 4:31:34 PM PDT by silent_jonny (Reid must Resign!)
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To: GoldwaterChick

Might I suggest you copy your post to Jonny (including W's quote) and put it into a letter to the Editor, perhaps including a couple photos from the USAF Memorial dedication, and let them know how you feel about their news "coverage"? It might not hurt to mention you find more actual news on the Internet than you're getting through their paper.

Gretchen


260 posted on 10/15/2006 4:54:21 PM PDT by GretchenM (What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul? Please meet my friend, Jesus.)
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