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AZ: Border Agent Brian Terry statue unveiling ignored by Obama and Holder
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"The unveiling of a new statue built to memorialize the murdered U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry on Saturday at the Homeland Security Department's Brian Terry Border Patrol Station in Bisbee, Arizona, received minimal news coverage by the nation's media except for the Fox News Channel ... In fact, no official from the Obama government attended the event and the sycophants in the legacy media made certain not to cover the story."
"'That iconic image of Brian carrying his BordTac team member on his shoulders represents everything good about Brian, his strength, his determination ... and his love for his fellow agents,' Terry's cousin, Robert Heyer, told FNC's anchor Arthel Neville while standing next to the image of the hero cop." ... |
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| Not "unsurprising" ! Agent Terry stood for law and justice. Mr. Holder and our president stand for political opportunism. In that conflict some - at remote levels - see some "casualties" as "acceptable losses" . Brian Terry willingly wrote our government a blank check that included his life. Seems our government cashed that check for peanuts. |
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