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Friday, October 05, 2007

Lapel Flag Pins

Doesn't the media have something better to do than report--ad nauseam--that Sen. Obama didn't wear a flag pin on his lapel? How ridiculous. How many of you--or the media--wear one EVERY DAY? Does wearing one make you more "patriotic"? Does not wearing one make you "less patriotic"? I dare anyone to accuse me of being unpatriotic because I don't wear one every day and don't support every edict that comes from Washington!
If YOU think that wearing a flag on your chest qualifies your candidate for the White House or qualifies your candidate or anyone as a "true American," then, people, this country is in worse chaos than I already believe it is.
Get a grip. Write about things that matter: world peace, health insurance, protection of our borders, education, rampant crime--the fact that our boys don't have proper equipment to defend themselves and that some are now on their third deployment to a War Zone. Write about the issues; speak about the issues; and quit trying to muddy the waters of public opinion!

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

So true - my son is on his second deployment and I would hate to know how much I spent to provide proper equipment. I believe in what he does - - couldn't handle him being gone if I didn't.... but I don't wear and pin and I don't judge those who don't. The media has to be scrambling for things to talk about if this is considered "news"...

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I am a retired legal secretary and widow. I grew up in Midway, AL and graduated from Union Springs High School (now Bullock County High). I attended business school; went to Atlanta and lived there for 13 years; lived and worked in Silver Spring, Maryland for seven years. I have a daughter and two granddaughters, and am the middle child of five. Both parents are no longer living. My mother was quite a poet and my father was a self-taught musician and a very good one. My 30-year-old nephew, Bruce Evans, was killed in the line of duty with the Jackson County, MS Sheriff's Department on July 18, 2000, leaving a beautiful wife and two beautiful children, ages 8 and 5 1/2, so I suppose that pushes me to make my voice heard about crime and punishment.

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