any problem. You can't fix healthcare by forcing the populace into a government run program. I am sure I could find many more words to please those of you who think verbosity equals intelligence, but I'm tired of the subject. lyvngud | 10.2.09 @ 7:05PM You might want to to look from top to bottom of this website for the "Real" Americans who have served this country in time of war and are now the "Leaders" you seem to refer to --Vietnam vets like myself call your heroes "Chicken-Hawks" and for a good reason--unfortunately your "Real American" blinders will likely prevent you from looking Bill | 11.9.09 @ 10:57PM ROBERT | 11.11.09 @ 8:12AM Number one, serving in the military does not "make" you a hero, although I have much respect for those who do. A hero is sometimes made in a split second, and could be anyone of us. You make reference to previous presidents and politicians who did not serve in the military and suggest that makes them not real Americans? I hope I misunderstood that one. I do think one thing that does make one an American is pledging an oath to the country, which the current president feels he is not required to do, via not holding his hand over his heart at the playing of national anthem , or producing a birth certificate. And by the way he has not served, nor do I think he ever would, I believe him to be what you