It turns out that President Bush is reading it in Crawford this Christmas season. I’ve already recommended this interview over at TAE Online. Hugh Hewitt’s conversation with him is here.
Another enthusiastic endorsement comes from my dad (U.S. Army, 1953-73), on whom I foisted the book. He really appreciated the non-commissioned officers who make up the backbone of the U.S. Special Forces and found that much of the book rang true to his own experience (now, of course, more than 30 years old).
So, where is your meritorious military service? Get to work or shut up
Jimmy boy, whut is yer point? Ya seem ta use the same approach those fellers at MoveOn.squat and Democratic Unnerground.fopcit use. Well son, whar is yer illustrious military service? Ah wood guess it ’tis somewhere tween none and never thought of it.
So boy, stop wit da spin and git ta da point.
Jim Marjorie, what is wrong with you? The guy was talking about his dad and George W., who both served and enjoy the book. I was in the USMC 21 years and though it makes me more knowledgeable on certain matters, I still listen to dissenters. Just have some basic manners and maybe someone will listen to you.