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2004 US Presidential Election
September 02, 2004
| Another Protester

Hello from the hall. What is it with me and proterters in MSG? I just saw another taken away, although I didn’t get a photo.

This was actually quite sad: as the protester, an hispanic man, was being removed he kept yelling “You killed my son! George Bush, you killed my son!”



Posted by Alan at September 2, 2004 09:10 PM | TrackBack
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Alan -

While I’m sure it was heart rending to see that episode and I can’t pretend to understand his grief I CAN say that blaming the President is incorrect.

If his son has indeed given the Ultimate Sacrifice for our Country I sure that proud soldier or marine did us all Proud in his service.

I pray for that man and his family…for whatever reason that brought him to the floor of MSG.

Posted by: Wayne Fielder [TypeKey Profile Page] at September 2, 2004 09:37 PM

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