Wednesday, January 14, 2015
911 Fear
Americans, when faced with
adversity, have always taken what was designed to destroy us, and turned it
into something that unites us. The attacks on September 11, 2001, were
designed to divide us, fill us with indecision, and encourage us to huddle in
the corner in fear.
CFP
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
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A letter that was published in the Courant in 2002 tells the entire story of Mr. DeFronzo's refusal to serve his country:
FRANKSMITHSAYSNB EDITORIAL:
Letters
May 07, 2002
Veterans Should
Vote In Primary
I am writing to remind all veterans of how important this upcoming Democratic primary election (New Britain-Berlin) is regarding veterans' issues and support of veteran affairs.
The Democrats have two individuals running for the office of state senator and I believe their military background is very important to all veterans and military personnel both state and federal.
Tom Bozek has served his military obligation and as state senator has supported all state veterans' issues. Meanwhile, we have Don DeFronzo who, at the time of induction, conveniently became a conscientious objector to avoid his military obligation.
Now I ask the question of anybody who served his or her country, who do you want to represent you? Bozek gets in the trenches, DeFronzo watches from the sidewalk while grandparents, mothers and fathers wave goodbye to their children going to fight the war against terrorism.
The answer is clear and I do not mean to deface anybody; the military must remain strong and all veterans and military personnel are faced with the decision to vote for the right person in the Democratic primary on May 21. This is our obligation. This is what we fought for.
Dominic DeMarco, Kensington
Letters
May 07, 2002
Veterans Should
Vote In Primary
I am writing to remind all veterans of how important this upcoming Democratic primary election (New Britain-Berlin) is regarding veterans' issues and support of veteran affairs.
The Democrats have two individuals running for the office of state senator and I believe their military background is very important to all veterans and military personnel both state and federal.
Tom Bozek has served his military obligation and as state senator has supported all state veterans' issues. Meanwhile, we have Don DeFronzo who, at the time of induction, conveniently became a conscientious objector to avoid his military obligation.
Now I ask the question of anybody who served his or her country, who do you want to represent you? Bozek gets in the trenches, DeFronzo watches from the sidewalk while grandparents, mothers and fathers wave goodbye to their children going to fight the war against terrorism.
The answer is clear and I do not mean to deface anybody; the military must remain strong and all veterans and military personnel are faced with the decision to vote for the right person in the Democratic primary on May 21. This is our obligation. This is what we fought for.
Dominic DeMarco, Kensington
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