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Not to be the unforgiving type, but her apology is not good enough. She justified her comment and that doesn't go over too well with me. A very humble "I'm sorry" is what I want to hear. And even then, the damage is done. You can't treat military families like this in my book and get away with it. Here is my letter to her:

I'm very disappointed and extremely upset. My dad's ashes are in Arlington National Cemetery. He died for your freedom of speech Natalie. Lord willing, your son will always have his patriotic mother around, but my dad is gone and my children will never know their grandfather. Along with free speech comes responsibility...and sometimes consequences. I have seven family members in the military fighting for your freedom right now and they will be giving freedom to the women and children of Iraq who have been tortured for 30 years which you care so deeply about. 1,000's and 1,000's of liters or anthrax means nothing to you. Sharing recipes with terrorists, the same terrorists who killed 3,000 innocent Americans on September 11th, means nothing to you. HUMBLE YOURSELF! Shame on you! You tear military families down when you say crap like that. I will be removing your CD's from my collection and I will no longer support any business endeavor of yours....EVER.

You letter shows your real emotions. May God bless your dad, and may he rest in the place of honor where he is.

The LEFT organizes "letter writing" campaigns too, but they are always hollow and phoney. Letters like yours are real, and that shines through.

I bet the Vichy Chicks managers is mainlining Alka-Seltzer these days....