Misc. Sunday linkage
Some stories/blog posts you may be interested in perusing:
Wreaths for our fallen soldiers
When you get a chance, make sure to read this touching story about Morrill Worcester of Worcester Wreath Co., who makes an annual trek every year in December from Harrington, Maine to Virginia to lay wreaths on the graves of our fallen soldiers at Arlington Cemetary. This year he’ll be accompanied by the Patriot Guard Riders, who have gained national attention this year as the patriotic group who has shielded military funerals from the despicable protests of the “Rev.” Fred Phelps and his congregation of haters.
The Rummy memo
Since I’m behind on blogging, in the interest of time I’m going to link to Allah’s link-rich post on the topic of the leaked Rummy memo, which supposedly was submitted to the administration two days before he announced he was going to resign. In a nutshell, Rummy said in the memo that we needed a new strategy in Iraq, because things weren’t going well.
Hillary advisor says the Senator is actively considering a 2008 run for president
Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN) has set up an exploratory committee but the big news of the day on the 2008 presidential candidate front is the announcement from a top adviser to Senator Clinton who confirmed that the Senator actively putting out feelers for a potential presidential bid:
Navy won’t commission warship in San Francisco
Thanks to SF’s well documented intolerant anti-military stance, the US Navy has said it will not commission a warship, named “Makin Island”, on the left coast’s most far left city. Via the SF Chronicle (h/t Michelle Malkin):
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