[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Hey, RockLobster. We Jews love to get Christmas cards as well as Chanukah cards. My son’s a combat veteran of Iraq and he gets them. It’s nice to hear from friends.

By the way, we did have a role in the originations of Christmas. One of our guys did well in the world.

However, I do not accept Quonset Hut cards.

[raccoonradio]

The language they used above said something like well if they celebrate Christmas we'll give them the cards but also note it said they were sending them to two other facilities instead, so it may be too late. I'd hope some of the vets at the facility might see the story on the local news (Fox station) or read it online somehow, and put up a protest, or we can. I had seen this last night via a forwarded tweet from Todd Starnes/Fox News. toddstarnes ‏@toddstarnes 10h VA hospital refuses to accept Christmas cards from kids because they included the words "Merry Christmas" http://fxn.ws/18Kqv45 some tweeted responses The separation of troops and Christmas is clearly in the US Constitution This will be going on for at least three more years This is just sad. Glad they could be sent elsewhere. The insanity of political correctness. When does it end? I wonder if anyone asked the veterans their opinion on the cards...doubt it. I bet Veterans wouldn't mind! I know our DAVA cards got distributed at all VA clinics and hospitals in Alabama. If I had been in charge, I would have let the cards go to the vets. It's a choice anyone can make. No guts..no glory. The left's vacuous intolerance know no bounds.

[wintertime]

Sitting here chuckling! Yes, indeed! One of your guys did make a name for himself!

[ROCKLOBSTER]

We Jews love to get Christmas cards as well as Chanukah cards.

Well it's a little late for any cards but:

Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukah!

Peace on Earth, Good will towards men.