What will heal the pain that enveloped my family a year ago? Nothing. Not time. Not justice. Not even the heads of the neocons on a platter.
Rest in peace, Chase Comley. We can't.
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Almost 2,600 United States soldiers have died in this war that was supposed to be a "cakewalk," 2,378 after George Bush said, "Bring em on," a challenge he regrets. Disastrously, he regrets only the language he used. Over 2,800 Coalition troops have been killed, 103 since the death of al-Zarqawi.
What will heal the pain that enveloped my family a year ago? Nothing. Not time. Not justice. Not even the heads of the neocons on a platter.
Rest in peace, Chase Comley. We can't.
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What will heal the pain that enveloped my family a year ago? Nothing. Not time. Not justice. Not even the heads of the neocons on a platter.
Rest in peace, Chase Comley. We can't.
Missy Beattie lives in New York City. She's written for National Public Radio and Nashville Life Magazine. An outspoken critic of the Bush Administration and the war in Iraq, she's a member of Gold Star Families for Peace. She completed a (more...)
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