This deal should be pretty cool and is taking place today, as it’s already underfoot with the delivery of a motherload of troop care packages that were sold to the public to be given to the well deserving troops and can still be purchased and delivered to our finest during and aftertoday’s event if I’m not mistaken..

So please do check out the 8 hour long webcast originating from the Ronald Regan Library between 11am thru 7pm central time, or any portion thereof on U Stream, where by the way you won’t see one annoying, America hating, left wing Hollywood commie offering their services.

Something of which that should come as no surprise to most anyone reading here at least, since we all know they only help the troops when it helps them somehow or another.

Honor Their Service – Move America Forward:

“On June 25th, Move America Forward will be holding our 2nd annual “Troopathon” titled “Honor their Service” airing from 1:00 PM (PDT) to 9:00 (PDT)

This cutting edge live webcast event brings together talk radio hosts, megastars of film and television, musical guests, journalists, military and Gold-star families, pro-troop groups and many more.

The goal of this charity fundraiser is to send the largest ever shipment of care packages to our brave men and women of the armed forces serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo Bay.

Viewers are encouraged to sponsor care packages (donations are tax deductible) for the troops and each one includes a personalized message and items that our troops have requested that make their life a little easier while they are far from home, such as sun-screen, Gatorade, deodorant, coffee, cookies and much more.”

Related articles

• June 25: www.troopathon.com; Update: Send support to families of targeted Arkansas troops (michellemalkin.com)
• Good stuff for vets, with help from Iraq & Afghanistan Vets of America (cnewmark.com)
• Don’t Forget There Are Still Troops Over There (windsofchange.net)

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