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Support Our Troops Signs and Bumper Stickers Now Available 11/29/2007 CWA of Iowa is thankful for our national sovereignty. We love this country, and we applaud those who are protecting her. Join with us, as we show support for our troops, by placing a sign in your yard that reads "Support Our Troops Let Them Win!" Order today! CWA of Iowa hopes to see these signs on lawns throughout all fifty states.
"Let them Win" is the least we can do when these brave men and women have offered their lives as a sacrifice to protect us and our liberties. "Let them Win." No matter what one thinks of an administration or foreign policy, one must agree that the very least we can do is show our support by allowing our troops to do what they have volunteered and been trained to do. "Let them Win." Can you imagine if this was the battle cry of our media, rather than the doubt and accusation they spread? "Let them Win." Think what might happen if the halls of Congress echoed those words of hope and promise, rather than the hatred and animosity they now spew at our nation's servants. We must grant them the freedom to chart the course on the battlefield, the ability to protect themselves through the rules of engagement and the resources to do the work as they valiantly serve our country. At the very least, we are obligated to lend our moral support but not with a bowed head for what our military is trying to accomplish on our behalf. No, we stand with a strong stance and a proud confidence, and we say - WE SUPPORT YOU, WE BELIEVE IN YOU, and WE KNOW YOU CAN WIN! While you are fighting for us abroad, we are going to fight for you at home and implore our media, our Congress, and even our cowards to "LET THEM WIN"! As a result of the popularity of the yard signs, a bumper sticker to support our troops has also been developed. Stand with CWA and honor those who honor us by serving in America's military. Order today! Support Our Troops Yard Signs: Support Our Troops Bumper Stickers:
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The story behind the sign is quite compelling. A wounded soldier, who could barely speak after having his face severely injured by a bomb, mustered the strength to utter the words "Let Us Win" to John McCain as the Senator visited the bedsides of several wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital.
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