The Holy Trinity of conservatism. Conservatives worship these on bended knee and offer up sacrifices to them. True, the sacrifices they offer up are not theirs to make. Their offerings are the sustenance that once went to unwed teen mothers.
"A hand up, not a handout", they say..."and never mind if it puts more money in my pocket, my motivations are pure and I never even considered the money...honest!"
They only want what's best for mother and child. Honest...
Imagine if you will "America the Beautiful" playing softly in the background now.
My conservative friends, I am pleased to announce I have found your poster girl!
Pregnant at the tender age of 15, she simultaneously raised her daughter while raising herself by her "bootstraps". A junior accounting major at Illinois State University, she is described by ISU professor Joyce Ostroskyone as an excellent student, destined for great things.
I'll bet conservatives would love to speak to this girl, perhaps ask her to share the secret of her improbable success with all the people of America. Sign her up for some speaking engagements since she so personifies the conservative vision of how their Holy Trinity can work if only those single welfare moms wouldn't be so damned shiftless.
"When can we meet this girl?", conservatives will ask, "we must speak with her now...she is the figurehead we've been looking for!"
You can't meet her, my conservative friends.
You can't even speak with her, nor she with you.
Your president has killed her.
DoD Identifies Army Casualty
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Spc. Jessica L. Cawvey, 21, of Normal, Ill., died Oct. 6 in Fallujah, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device detonated near her convoy vehicle. Cawvey was assigned to the Army’s National Guard’s 1544th Transportation Company, Paris, Ill.http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20041008-1364.htmlIllinois Soldier Killed In Iraq
Updated October 8, 2004 5:20pm...Cawvey had been living in Normal before her deployment. Cawvey was a junior accounting major at Illinois State University. ISU professor Joyce Ostrosky says Cawvey had to leave school before the end of the fall semester when she was called up last year. She described Cawvey as an excellent student who was going to do great things.
She leaves behind a six-year-old daughter.http://week.com/morenews/morenews-read.asp?n=5885Visiting freepers, why was this wonderful girl fighting this war of yours while you spend your time running around the backroads where I live, tossing beer bottles out the windows and yelling "Yeee-haw! Kill 'em all!"?
How in God's name do you live with yourselves?