[sarasmom]

I know you get lots of "thank you's" from the peanut gallery, but I hope you know they are sincere and heartfelt.

Thank you!

Every time I hear of a "counter protest" it reminds me of one of the most mind bending contacts I have ever had with the commie/pinko/socialist/ignorant/useful idiot mentality.

The liberal anti-war protester told me how much he admired me for "standing up for my views" by holding a sign on a street corner for about an hour.
When I asked him if my two voluntary enlistments, eight years total on active duty in the USAF, just might have a bit more weight in the cosmic grand scheme of things, and may prove something about my capability to "walk the talk"-his eyes just glassed over and his mind shut down.

I would just as soon shoot him, and people like him, as look at them.

And no, I did not risk my life to defend an anti-USA idiots "right" to protest the USA outside of a hospital for injured and disabled veterans.

Since you are there for the long haul...start broadcasting a "book on tape" of Atlas Shrugged.

As a general public service announcement.

[freema]

Bears repeating:

"And no, I did not risk my life to defend an anti-USA idiots "right" to protest the USA outside of a hospital for injured and disabled veterans."

Thank you for your service.

[Just A Nobody]

Awesome post!!! Thank you so much for your service...then and now!

[bmwcyle]

When I was standing outside of the Murtha, Moran event on Thursday night, I met a liberal from Reston. He was reasonable and we would agree to disagree. He asked who we were. I told his and he had read the Free Republic. He asked how we were funded and how we got there. I told him we pool our money for the website and volunteer our time. He told me that liberals would never do what we do. I told him that it is true conservatives make things happen on their own. He did not agree but he was impressed.