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I'm sure it was a mistake but there's very little doubt that recruiting for a war that will never end is probably a hard sell.
			
			I'm sure it was a mistake but there's very little doubt that recruiting for a war that will never end is probably a hard sell.
Well considering Rush, Colmes, and O'Reilly are much younger . . . she can just forward it. I imagine Malkin, Coulter, and Ingrahm would LEAP at the opportunity to serve their country.:laugh:SAUGUS, Calif. - Sonia Goldstein was flattered by the nice recruiting letter asking her to consider becoming one of "the few, the proud." But at age 78, she believes she's just a little old to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps.
They were probably referring to the fact she correctly filled out our Medicare Part D application . . . most people had no idea what it was talking about.The letter told her the corps could use her unique language skills, but also warned that life as a Marine would test her physical and mental abilities "beyond anything you've ever known."
"There I am with my walker. I can't maneuver from here to there without it," said Goldstein, who added that her only language is English.
				
		
			