I found it appalling when I read about the Walter-Reed scandal involving the care of our own serving men and women. But it got even worse when I read that our OWN government has short-changed our serving men and women by the tune of $38B in much needed equipment, training, and shore leaves--just so they can get them to the front faster.
Is this how Bush and his ilk show "gratitude" towards our own military? By screwing them every which way till Sunday?
I mean, you can't conduct a war on the ground, when you willfully *ignore* the needs of our military, and then go on the parrot-talk show route and claim to support them, and then say: "There will be hard and difficult times ahead, and we know the sacrifices our men and women in uniform have to make by defending freedom and democracy at home and abroad."
I don't know about the rest of you, but this makes me *sick*.
And I'm anti-war, anti-government.
2007-03-02
21:01:40
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If that's the case, Abby, why wasn't the administration informed of their conditions prior?
Don't you think that's a bit...odd?
Yes, we can point the fingers in the right direction. But let's be frank here for a minute: WHO is sitting in the White House again--and has been for the last six years?
It's not Clinton.
2007-03-02
21:23:56 ·
update #1
If it's all 'hype', then why didn't the government quietly sweep it under the rugs like so many other "scandals" in the last few years?
2007-03-04
17:48:14 ·
update #2