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Sunday, January 30, 2005

Beautiful

A heart warming article at Billings Gazette, link via Michelle Malkin.

Because she is a 10-year-old Billings girl, Shelby won't be going to the polls. But she will be will be showing her support by wearing ink on her finger - just like those Iraqis who have voted.

"It will symbolize our support if we wear ink on our fingers," Shelby said. "We're not forcing them to vote, but they have a chance to do it and they should take that chance."

Shelby said Saturday afternoon she hoped to set up a stand at Rimrock Mall today where people could sign their names and roll their fingers on a stamp pad, but her plans were not yet inked.

I wish that my many relatives who've been brought up to think that Americans are inherently evil could see this, the real face of America.

Posted by Isaac Schrödinger at 07:09 PM in USA | Permalink

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It warms my heart to see the sublime simplicity of a young girl's thoughts put into action.

God bless you, Shelby. I hope your stand at the mall is a resounding success.

Jack.

Posted by: Jack Deth | Jan 30, 2005 8:02:16 PM

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