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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/03/16/eveningnews/main1414176.shtml
One military mother is going to extraordinary lengths to pay tribute to her fallen son. Jerry Bowen reports on her journey in the fourth part of the CBS Evening News special series, "The Iraq War: Three Years and Counting."
It's family day at the U.S. Marine Corps boot camp in San Diego and all eyes should be on the graduating class. But, there is a tricked out Hummer that is drawing all the onlookers.
Karla Comfort, the SUVs driver, is posing for pictures.
"You know it's not me they're drawn to," she says. "It's the vehicle. It's the power of what happened."
I saw this on the CBS news and thought it was a joke. While I emphasize with the mothers grief over losing her son, I was shocked that nowhere in the story did anyone mention the irony that her big obnoxious GAS GUZZLING Hummer H2 is being used as a mobile tribute to those dieing in Iraq!!! Its regoddamndiculos!
One military mother is going to extraordinary lengths to pay tribute to her fallen son. Jerry Bowen reports on her journey in the fourth part of the CBS Evening News special series, "The Iraq War: Three Years and Counting."
It's family day at the U.S. Marine Corps boot camp in San Diego and all eyes should be on the graduating class. But, there is a tricked out Hummer that is drawing all the onlookers.
Karla Comfort, the SUVs driver, is posing for pictures.
"You know it's not me they're drawn to," she says. "It's the vehicle. It's the power of what happened."
I saw this on the CBS news and thought it was a joke. While I emphasize with the mothers grief over losing her son, I was shocked that nowhere in the story did anyone mention the irony that her big obnoxious GAS GUZZLING Hummer H2 is being used as a mobile tribute to those dieing in Iraq!!! Its regoddamndiculos!