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I get a lump in my throat when the flag goes by.
This is not the America I wanted for my granddaughter. I pray she will not know war, she will not know want, that she will know peace, safety. This is still my country and she’s worth fighting for.
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Same here brother! No shame in it at all!
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The awkward part comes from the idea that real men don't cry. I would feel embarrassed at public events because of that.
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Have not posted lately but do check in regularly..yes, I have the same emotions, but when your 11 year old grandson helps replace your flag, steps back with his hand over his heart and with no prompting begins reciting the Pledge of Allegiance you just don’t care who sees the tears..
In 8 days, as long as the vote’s too big to rig, we will begin to get a part of our country back..God Bless the USA!