Friday, November 9, 2012
Thanking Our Soldiers
Thanking Our
Soldiers
Random Acts of Gratitude and
Generosity
Toward Members of the Military
By Rose
Tennent
Just
in time for Veterans Day comes a tribute to our troops compiled from the letters
of listeners to the popular nationally syndicated radio talk show, America's Morning Show
with Quinn and Rose. THANKING OUR SOLDIERS:
Random Acts of Gratitude and Generosity Toward Members of the
Military is a collection of inspirational stories
demonstrating the generosity, kindness, and basic goodwill of ordinary Americans
towards those who proudly serve their nation in uniform.
Whether
they describe picking up the tab for a soldier's dinner, or a military person's
own appreciation for the respect and love shown at airport homecomings, these
heartwarming and patriotic tales may bring tears to your eyes and certainly will
make you proud to be an American. Included in the collection are a foreword by
radio and television host Sean Hannity, an interview with country artist Charlie
Daniels, and a listing of organizations that readers may contact to perform
their own good deeds in thanking our troops and
veterans.
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR: Rose Tennent is co-host of America's Morning Show
with Quinn & Rose, a syndicated, talk radio show, heard on
Pittsburgh's FM Newstalk 104.7, and various affiliates across the U.S.,
including Sirius XM Radio. Rose is sassy and witty, bringing insight on issues
regarding politics, faith, and family values. She is a frequent guest host for
"The Sean Hannity Show" and a frequent guest on his radio show. Rose is a
national speaker for the Washington D.C. National Tea Party, The Mandeville Tea
Party with Herman Cain, and guest speaker at The Pennsylvania Leadership
Conference as well as other national and local events.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Gas Can Man Giving to the Red Cross
While people in New
York and New Jersey can't get gasoline thanks to Hurricane Sandy, Gas Can Man is
giving out $1.84-a-gallon "pre-Obama price" gas all over the state of Ohio this
week... and donating $25 gas cards for those who have suffered the devastation
of the storm through the Red Cross.
"As we watch the
chaos in the aftermath of Sandy, particularly the struggle to get fuel, it
should remind us again that we need an energy policy agenda in this country
where we are not dependent upon a few refineries ANYWHERE in our country in
order to generate the gasoline we need to meet our needs," Steve Gill,
nationally syndicated talk host and Chairman of Morning in America, noted in
response to the near riots breaking out as victims of Sandy show increasing
frustration and desperation over gas stations that have no fuel. [more...]
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