CHARLIE GIBSON: You said recently, in your old church, “Our national leaders are sending U.S. soldiers on a task that is from God.” Are we fighting a holy war?
SARAH PALIN: You know, I don’t know if that was my exact quote.
CHARLIE GIBSON: Exact words.
~ABC News Interview, Sept. 11, 2008
Ok, fine. Sarah Pork Barrel Palin is attractive, especially when she stands next to the dorks in politics. Still, when pretty people start spouting Christian dogma and run-on about creationism in school... Read Full Story
Last night thousands of viewers were puzzled over the mansion-like building in the backdrop of McCain’s speech. The image appeared on the backdrop for about five minutes, then faded into an American Flag.
Well, mystery solved – it was a picture of the Walter Reed Middle School in North Hollywood, California.
Now the next mystery is why was Walter Reed the backdrop for his speech anyway? Many people believe that an image of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center was supposed to be featured behind... Read Full Story
Politico - As the longest-serving secretary of health and human services, Donna Shalala knows the ins and outs of America’s health care infrastructure. Read Full Story
I was going to post today on a way to support the troops this Holiday Season . A retired Airforce friend of mine brought me over an address to Walter Reed Army Medical Center and suggested I post how folk could send Christmas cards and letters to the wounded Soldiers.......I thought it sounded like a great idea till I went to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center website and read that they do NOT accept these letters and cards . This is from the site : "Walter Reed Army Medical Center officials... Read Full Story
The night before he was to enter a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program, Army Pfc. Chris Eckert swallowed a pill prescribed to help him sleep without the nightmares that have tormented him since he left Iraq. By Kelly Kennedy - Staff writerPosted : Friday Mar 21, 2008 18:38:27 EDT http://www.armytimes.com/news/2008/03/military_methadone_032108w/ Then, sitting in his barracks at Walter Reed Army Medical Center on Jan. 17, he counted out seven methadone tablets and popped them into his... Read Full Story
