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Like Smitty, who does the weekly aggregation of Rule 5 posts at The Other McCain, I’m a Naval Academy grad. (Though Smitty’s just a kid – class of ‘95, I believe, while I’m Boat School ‘82.) “Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they’ve made a difference. The Marines don’t have that problem.” -Author Unknown Happy birthday, Marines! var addthis_pub = ‘deucegeary’; “HotMES” Monique Stewart has made a hobby of ridiculing Meghan McCain. Taking on McCain’s latest Daily Beast column about President Obama’s sloth in living up to his campaign promise to abolish the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy on homosexuals, Monique titles her post Meghan McCain…military expert? Not so much. Some boat school classmates sent me this good news related to this weekend’s Ohio State – Naval Academy football match-up: Ohio State’s athletic department is circulating an online video encouraging Buckeyes’ fans to welcome the Midshipmen on Sept. 5 like no other OSU opponent has every been welcomed. It never ceases to amaze me how lefties project their own faults onto conservatives. So, Michelle Obama doing so doesn’t surprise me all that much (as reported by the Wall Street Journal): Remember how we conservatives were so upset when Democrats labeled increased spending as “cuts” merely because the increase in a budget was not as big as expected or asked for? Huh? Remember that? “There’s no such thing as a former Marine.” That’s something every Marine is taught, and it symbolizes the common bond of all United States Marines, past, present, and future. Long after I left the Corps, I met a young Marine who, upon learning of my service, reminded me that there’s no such thing as a [...] Today is the 64th anniversary of the Allied invasion of occupied Europe, the most famous “D-Day” of them all. The heroism of these men remains inspiring. The evil they fought was horrifying. It is a day worth remembering. Tuesday’s Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports that a high school canceled a visit from some decorated Iraq and Afghanistan vets after getting some complaints from parents. You’ve read these stories before. U.S. soldier does multiple Iraq tours. Gets wounded, twice. Comes home to recover. |
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