Wednesday, November 15, 2006

How We Let Veterans Suffer In Lonely Silence

Iraq, Vietnam vets share the 'high cost of war' with Manhattanville students


The seminar, called "The High Cost of War," brought students, parents and the public together to hear Gerard Matthew, who served in Iraq, and Jim Murphy, who was in Vietnam, share their insights on the effects of being in combat and how it had impacted their lives.



* Out of Iraq or More Troops? A Debate on Withdrawal with Fmr. Senator George McGovern, Congressman Dennis Kucinich and AEI's Joshua Muravchik *

As leading Democrats call on President Bush to soon begin withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq some Republicans are calling on more troops to be deployed. We host a debate on the issue with former Democratic presidential candidate and South Dakota senator, George McGovern, Ohio Congressmember Dennis Kucinich and the American Enterprise Institute's Joshua Muravchik.
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Mom questions Marine's death in California military hospital

The 23-year-old Camas, Wash., man was found dead Friday morning in his room at a military medical facility near San Diego, where he was undergoing treatment and evaluation for post-traumatic stress disorder.



* Battle Brewing in Congress as Bush Admin Seeks Closure of Iraq
Reconstruction Corruption Monitor *


A new battle is brewing in Congress over how the US government monitors the
billions of dollars it spends on the reconstruction of Iraq. Leading
Congressional Republicans recently passed legislation that would close the
Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction. The special
agency has uncovered several cases of waste and abuse, and has helped indict
several American officials on charges of corruption.

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How We Let Veterans Suffer In Lonely Silence


Though the feds have spent millions of dollars and the press has devoted thousands of inches to the new Air Force Memorial in Washington, D.C., neither shows similar concern for our needy ex-combatants.



U.S. Distress Flag


Impeach than Indict

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