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While Otis Page hopes to continue the disaster of the past eight years, Fred Hartman tries to assert he is more patriotic because he doesn’t question the status quo. (Both letters from May 8). He cries when the flag passes at a parade? Why, because of the mockery the Cheney /Bush administration has made of the ideals it represents? How about crying for the more than 4,000 dead service people whose lives have been squandered so that you could espouse the lies and propaganda of this administration? These two are prime examples of the “Bush generation.” They are denoted by the attribute they left behind, their common sense.
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