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Heart of a PatriotA searing memoir of recovery and triumph by one of America’s finest patriots.Read More
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ZNet, March 11, 2013
...have a C-130 for every schoolyard in America before this is over.” The "add-on" legislators were unabashed. Senator Max Cleland of Georgia -- where Lockheed assembles the C-130 -- responded, “I'm for schoolyards being able to be moved anywhere in...
Digital Journal, February 28, 2013
...an American Soldier. At the end of his Army career, he served as a legislative fellow for Senator Max Cleland in Congress and as the legislative assistant to the senior general at Army headquarters in the Pentagon. Tryon brings decades of leadership and...
OpEdNews.com, February 13, 2013
...The Republicans have successfully questioned the patriotism of a Senator who lost three limbs while fighting in Vietnam (Max Cleland) and gotten a non veteran elected as his replacement. Attacking a political opponent's patriotism is a strategy that has...
U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss, February 7, 2013
...has sometimes agreed with Chambliss in the past, sometimes disagreed, and wont forget how he defeated former Sen. Max Cleland in the first place in effect starting the entire era of dirty, slimy, lying political campaign ads that all Americans must now...
Scranton Times-Tribune, February 3, 2013
...their experiences serving their country. Subjects range from U.S. Rep. John Dingell and former U.S. Sen. Max Cleland to a nurse-turned-nun to a homeless man. Met in battle The recipient of the Silver Star, two Bronze Star medals and a Purple Heart, Mr....
NewsGuide.us, November 14, 2012
...The table of contents of the Guideshows, both, the depth and breadth of this one-of-a-kind publication. American hero Max Cleland in his Foreword to the publication says, ""No matter what our broken places are in life we can become strong at those...
PRWeb, November 14, 2012
...the military’s unique culture. The shows, both, the depth and breadth of this one-of-a-kind publication. American hero Max Cleland in his Foreword to the publication says, ""No matter what our broken places are in life we can become strong at those...
South Bend Tribune, May 31, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
The Gulf Today, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It’s a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
Modesto Bee, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
Anchorage Daily News, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
Merced Sun-Star, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
Fresno Bee, May 29, 2013
...a former congressman named Henry. It's a needless regression to that incomparably loathsome first Senate campaign against Max Cleland. Sure, this will probably get Chambliss some loud cheers and a few speaking gigs with the hard-core Obamaphobe...
