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She crossed the line. When our war fighters are in battle, the last thing they should have to worry about is people back home disparaging their service. To say that about someone who has fallen in the line of duty is one of the most reprehensible disgusting things I’ve heard. There is no forgiveness. She’s basically saying their lives were wasted. Whether she agrees with the policy or not, our duty is to find every good thing that came out of their fight and honor them for the heroes they are. Those men died to allow women not to be raped in prison for having the gall to not cover their hair. Those men died to allow women to not be gunned down on the street for speaking their mind. Those men died avenging 241 American service members in Beirut, 19 American Airmen in Khobar Towers, 603 US service members in Iraq, 3 US service members in Jordan, the kidnapping and murder of William F. Buckley, and the 52 Americans held for 444 days of captivity. Those men died in the line of duty, removing the most prolific terror regime. Those men are heroes.
Just like a man who died in Afghanistan…. July 8, 2009 #NeverForget.
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