TonySutton
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Although I love the message of Dr. Paul I think often a slight tweak in wording can mean the difference in how a message is received.
Instead of talking about "bringing the troops home" I would suggest he say "bringing our sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers home"
This personalizes and softens the message. It is easy to think of "troops" overseas fighting a war, but not our family members.
Instead of talking about "bringing the troops home" I would suggest he say "bringing our sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers home"
This personalizes and softens the message. It is easy to think of "troops" overseas fighting a war, but not our family members.