[mylife]

The dems aren't going to like all this togetherness

[cyborg]

all this lovey lovey will make the rats sick

[LADY J]

"Blackwell's first marriage had collapsed and he had two daughters by two different women, but he insisted he was ready to start again."

He 'falls in love' mighty easy!!

[GaConfed]

He thinks the Florida panhandle might be a little too "redneck" for her.

He's dead wrong. My Lebanese wife is the most beloved woman in my hometown in rural Georgia. In fact, her values and morals are that of a bygone era; an era that we should be trying to get back to in many ways. I have a feeling that the good doctor is of the same mindset. She'll be just fine in P'Cola or wherever in the Panhandle.

[lady lawyer]

Blackwell's experience has left him bitterly disullusioned with both the army and the politicians who sent him to Baghdad. For him, the lies he says the army told about his wedding mirror the ones the nation was told about the war. "When I first joined the military I planned to stay in for life, and I always knew the government would - I don't want to say lie - maybe exaggerate some things or stretch the truth a little but I always thought it was for the better good of the people," he says. "But in this situation I don't think it was."

You must not have read this part. The Dems will love him.

[Alouette]

Blackwell arranging to see Ehda'a's mother and brother, asking their permission, and then converting to Islam in an Iraqi court.

How many GI's in Vietnam converted to Buddhism in order to marry their Vietnamese war brides?