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Troops in Support of the War

Despite what Jack Murtha desperately wants you to believe, our troops are not demoralized.  Far from it.  (Hat Tip:  Hugh Hewitt)

Murtha undoubtedly knows full well that the greatest single thing that drags on morale in war is the loss of a buddy. But second to that is politicians questioning, in amplified tones, the validity of that loss to our families, colleagues, the nation and the world.
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The morale of the trigger-pulling class of today's fighting force is strong. Unfortunately, we have not had a microphone or media audience willing to report our comments. Despite this frustration, our military continues to proudly dedicate itself to the mission at hand: a free, democratic and stable Iraq and a more secure America.

Previously:  Mad Murtha Comes to Murray Hill

Elsewhere:  Vets for Freedom

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Troops in Support of the War

Despite what Jack Murtha desperately wants you to believe, our troops are not demoralized.  Far from it.  (Hat Tip:  Hugh Hewitt)

Murtha undoubtedly knows full well that the greatest single thing that drags on morale in war is the loss of a buddy. But second to that is politicians questioning, in amplified tones, the validity of that loss to our families, colleagues, the nation and the world.
...
The morale of the trigger-pulling class of today's fighting force is strong. Unfortunately, we have not had a microphone or media audience willing to report our comments. Despite this frustration, our military continues to proudly dedicate itself to the mission at hand: a free, democratic and stable Iraq and a more secure America.

Previously:  Mad Murtha Comes to Murray Hill

Elsewhere:  Vets for Freedom