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Posted at 2:50pm on Oct. 17, 2007 Fighting the good fight
By Jay Burr
I am proud to know that we raised our collective voices and thwarted the Democratic leadership from purposefully stabbing our military efforts in the back. The fact that we beat back the Armenian genocide vote gives me hope, but it does not solve the problem. As patriotic Americans we can not stop voicing our beliefs and pointing out the truth because it looks like we pushed the Democrats back on this one vote.
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Posted at 7:17pm on Oct. 10, 2007 At it again
By Jay Burr
Who defines the fine line between being the opposition party and being unpatriotic?
To debate what we are doing is one thing, but to continually make efforts to thwart success for our men and women in the military, and in turn America, is something else entirely.
Democrats on the Hill have once again taken steps to handicap our efforts in the Middle East and the War of Terror. The Armenian Genocide vote that took place today is another, in the line of many, not even subtle attempts to restrict our war efforts and bring victory to the same people who want to kill us.
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Posted at 4:40pm on May 18, 2007 What should be our greatest fear
By Jay Burr
I am sure that any parent reading this would agree that the greatest fear a parent can experience is when anything threatens the health and/or welfare of his or her children. Circumstances in the world today leave anyone with issues they could devote their time worrying about but I am afraid we are not taking the most dangerous problem we face seriously. We are allowing this fear to be minimized and swept under the rug, granting the uninformed the opportunity to pretend that there is no threat. In quoting Kevin Spacey from the Usual Suspects, “The greatest feat the devil ever accomplished was convincing the world he did not exist.” If we do not take the threat from terrorism for what it is, one of us might be writing this exact letter years from now.