Friday, January 16, 2009
Absolute moral authority
In a just world, who should be the better known parent of an American soldier killed in action: Bush-bashing surrender activist Cindy Sheehan, to whom Maureen Dowd famously ascribed "absolute moral authority," or Dr. Bill Krissoff, who at the age of 60 gave up a lucrative medical practice to join the Navy in honor of his son, a United States Marine who died in Iraq?
4 Comments:
By 
Assistant Village Idiot, at
Sat Jan 17, 12:30:00 AM:
...to whom Maureen Dowd famously ascribed "absolute moral authority,"
There's your answer right there.
By 
, at
Sat Jan 17, 08:04:00 AM:
Great juxtaposition. Thanks for the post.
By , at
Sat Jan 17, 08:24:00 AM:
Cindy, the useful idiot, achieved her usefulness by weakening the Bush administration.
By Cas, at
Sat Jan 17, 10:34:00 AM:
Was that a rhetorical question?
Seriously, people like Dr. Bill Krissoff and Dr S. Ward Casscells define the meaning of the word "sacrifice," giving up lucrative practices in the civilian world to ensure our troops get the best nedical care available anywhere in the world - Semper Fidelis!!
