Lady Cincinnatus: Celebrating the Patriot, Red-Blooded American Woman

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Celebrating the Patriot, Red-Blooded American Woman

"My grandfather served under General Patton during World War II, and is someone I admire greatly. He never spoke about the Battle of the Bulge that he participated in as a rifleman, or the honorary medals he received because of his bravery. But he did speak about the freedoms he fought for and taught me to never back down. And never let anyone take those freedoms away from you. On April 19, on that stage, I exercised my freedom of speech. And I was punished for doing so. This should not happen in America. It undermines the constitutional rights for which my grandfather fought for."

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