No Time For Wounded Troops, No Time For The National Anthem

I REALLY am trying real hard here to put together a constructive rant for this … but besides these few words … all that comes to mind are “Mother Fucker”.
Forgive me if that offends some of you … but I HAVE had it.
WAKE THE FUCK UP, AMERICA! He is NOT an AMERICAN!
BTW … this [ ... ] at the beginning and end of the story means it’s nothing more than Hussein fluff and stroking before and after the significant point being buried within the story … which I dug out for you. But in the spirit of ‘fair and balanced’ just click the MSNBC link for the bullshit surrounding the main point …
Obama: ‘You cannot let up’
By ALEC O’MEARA - (MSNBC)
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No Obama rally is complete without a few celebrity sightings.
Actor Justin Long, co-star of “Live Free or Die Hard” and the popular “I’m a Mac/I’m a PC” commercials was spotted by the middle schoolers and posed for photos. Actor John de Lance, better known as “Q” from “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” was also present.
Not present, or at least not singing the National Anthem at the rally was Londonderry senior Zach Bencal.
Bencal, who sings the anthem for a number of school events and is actively involved in local community theatre, had been contacted by the Obama campaign to sing the anthem. He agreed to do so, then was told later in the evening the anthem had been scratched from the program. Bencal said he was told by the campaign the decision was a simple programming change to make room for another speaker.
“I guess it just wasn’t meant to be,” Bencal said.
Sandra Abrevaya, communications director for the Obama campaign’s Manchester office, confirmed the choice had simply been a last-minute scratch from the rally’s program, which included the Pledge of Allegiance.
“We regret the miscommunication with Zach about today’s event but we are pleased that several other New Hampshire residents were able to speak at today’s event, where thousands of voters in both parties gathered to hear Sen. Obama discuss his plan to bring the change we need to Washington.”
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