It doesn't really matter what her son thought. He's not the one
protesting. It's a perfectly human situation for the son to believe in
it and the mother not and the mother still be upset when the son dies.

On 8/16/05, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But did her son think it was a lie? He re-enlisted, asked for a combat unit 
> (he was a mechanical engineer) and then volunteered for the job where he was 
> killed.
> Bush did say he was sorry for the death of all the soldiers, sons and 
> daughters. What makes this woman special that she needs a personal visit?
> Maybe her message would be worth more to me sans quotes (which I'm getting 
> more info on now).
>

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