Hey Wade?!? Is Bernie Ward going to be your ‘catcher’ or the ‘pitcher’?
Calling Chrissy Matthews, time to host a Federal Prison Edition of “Let’s Play Hardball”, w/Sanders & Ward!
Two scumbags that truly deserve each other.
"I felt fear," Bjelke said. "Taking care of those things would mean dealing with something I didn't want to deal with. It might hurt me." So, he avoided it „Ÿ until he learned he could face his problems with the help of another Vietnam vet.
He found that vet through the weekly legal clinic run by the Vietnam Veterans Outreach Program, 2900 Sixth Ave. Wade Sanders, a local lawyer who served three years in Vietnam with the Navy, fast told Bjelke he understood his discomfort and mistrust. He then advised him on legal moves to clear his past.
"It was one of those times when Vietnam veterans hung on to each other," said Bjelke. "I thought it was real good of him to offer his services."
Sanders, who founded the clinic at the Veterans Administration Center five years ago, offers his services free of charge there every Wednesday night. Working alone, he starts at 5 p.m. and ends "whenever the last person walks through the door." In the course of hundreds of hours of work, he has helped hundreds of San Diego County vets who often didn't feel comfortable turning elsewhere. The legal problems he hears run the gamut, from unpaid parking tickets and child custody troubles to credit difficulties and business woes. Some vets ask his advice when purchasing real estate, others when starting businesses.
Though their legal problems vary, their personal issues are often the same.
"They have a deep and abiding feat of the bureaucratic system," Sanders said. "The government did not serve them well in the past. They don't trust it, and they may be terrified of it"