Just thought it appropriate to take a few moments off from the scratching and clawing of the campaign to note the significance of this day 10 years ago.
It was this day 10 years ago that a bunch of crazy guys thought they could move their agenda forward by hijacking a set of airliners and using them as devices of mass destruction and fear. In the end all they accomplished was to doom their own agenda and mire the country (and much of the world) into a decade of war, destruction and death.
The important thing to really focus on here though is the heroism displayed by many, many people during this entire period and to remember all the lives lost during this period. We would be remiss if we did not note here that these events only drive home the point that freedom is not free and always comes at a cost, and in this case the greatest cost of the lives of our fellow citizens.
So let it be said that all of us at "$500 Million Tax - Too Much!" do not miss the significance of this day and honor the efforts of our first responders and public servants. We would also hope these individuals would also recognize that what makes freedom valuable is all our rights and responsibilities to be involved in the process of governance and in the sausage making of development of public policy. The price these individuals paid, with their lives, DEMANDS that we all remember and stay involved to INSURE our freedoms are maintained and developed.
Finally we would like to point out that while we all want to acknowledge the efforts and heroism of our first responders, that there was also a clear example that we are all in this boat together with the heroism displayed by the passengers of flight 93 over Pennsylvania that day. These brave soles understood their responsibility to stay engaged and responsible for our freedoms and to insure that no more first responders or fellow citizens lives were put at risk by giving up their own lives.

