Every time there's a controversy regarding Iraqi war vets (like the Schmidt/Hackett race), I like to check in with Kadnine, an Iraqi war vet blogger from Louisville. I don't always agree with what he says, but he's certainly earned the right to say it.
In this post, it shows why I still come back to read him. Not because I like disagreeing with him, but because I respect his restrait and coolness under fire.
Kadnine was on the record saying he wouldn't vote for Hackett, either. I think I would have. But the way this guy bites his tongue and fights the urge that is so easy for bloggers to succumb to: the all-out, brains-out-the-window rant (see Conservative Friends) -- makes me pay attention to him and listen to what he has to say.
Thanks, Kadnine.
In this post, it shows why I still come back to read him. Not because I like disagreeing with him, but because I respect his restrait and coolness under fire.
I'm sincerely sorry for your loss, ma'am...
Kadnine was on the record saying he wouldn't vote for Hackett, either. I think I would have. But the way this guy bites his tongue and fights the urge that is so easy for bloggers to succumb to: the all-out, brains-out-the-window rant (see Conservative Friends) -- makes me pay attention to him and listen to what he has to say.
Thanks, Kadnine.


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Thanks for reading, Jim.
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