[onyx]

I adore Cavuto. I'm willing to bet that he's as nice in person as he is on TV.

[onyx]

I adore Cavuto. I'm willing to bet that he's as nice in person as he is on TV.

[onyx]

I adore Cavuto. I'm willing to bet that he is the same decent and nice man in person as he is on TV.

Thanks for including the link to his bio: He has more than made-up for his stint as an intern in the Carter White House.

[onyx]

LOL! Sorry about the double post! Ignore the first two, it's the third amended post I thought I was posting!

New high-speed internet connection is driving me nuts! Very fast. Too fast and too light to the touch for my banging fingers!

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

Bump!

[Joe Marine 76]

Big Bump! I saw "Cavuto" the day he addressed "The Pin". When he was done my jaw was on the floor. A great patriot he is, indeed. As a veteran and son and brother of veterans, thanks for posting this: I'm saving it to send to family and friends. Thanks again!

[Feckless]

My email to Neil:

Just read your piece to Fred C. about your wearing the Flag pin on FreeRepublic.com. I don't catch your show often because of my hours and, as a retired Army NCO, I don't have a lot of money to manage.

After 9-11 most of the folks at the hospital where I work heaped on the pins and ribbons. I was confronted one day by a newly reborn patriot about my lack of a pin and therefore patriotism.

I whipped out my DD Form 2 (Retired Military ID card) and told her I have been wearing this in my back pocket for 9 years. It is my ticket back to combat anytime my Uncle Sam calls and that I had traded the green version (Active Duty) for it after carrying it 20 years to places like Germany, Korea, Egypt, Desert Storm, etc.

I thanked her for her new found appreciation for our country and our military and told her I hope she still wears her pin long after it is out of fashion.

As for Fred C. and those like him..... he just needs a good old fashioned asswhoopin.

Alfred W. Evans
1SG, USA(Ret)
Gatesville, Texas

[A_perfect_lady]

If the jerk harrassing Cavuto snarled about him being a "bleeding patriot" he might not even be American. And a lot of Euros -- as we know -- just hate this country with all their stinky might.

[Soaring Feather]

Thank you for posting this response.

Here, Here, I am so thankful to be living here.

Tonk, thanks for the ping.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

I thought your last name began with an "M".

[M Kehoe]

I believe strongly, Fred, that you can be a good journalist and a good American at the same time. The two are not mutually exclusive.

True, but very rare.

Peter Jennings has a long, very long way to go, Fred.

5.56mm

[Political Junkie Too]

Remember how enraptured the press was over Madeleine Albright's brooches? They made a point of talking about the symbolism of this or that pin that she would wear at this or that event.

Again, when the Liberals do it it's a good thing, but when the Conservatives do it, it's bad.

-PJ

[Libertina]

I'd much sooner look at those who serve my country and say "thank you" than "screw you."

first as a citizen, then a distant second . . . as a journalist.

Fine NEIL CAVUTO BUMP!

[TaxRelief]

But, Neil Cavuto, you DO serve this country. Thank you.