Md. Lawmakers Approve Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Day
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly has voted to designate March 30 as a commemorative day recognizing Vietnam Veterans.
The House of Delegates voted unanimously for the Senate measure on Thursday, sending it to Gov. Larry Hogan. Doug Mayer, a Hogan spokesman, says the governor will sign the bill.
The measure, sponsored by Sen. John Astle, establishes a “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day.” The legislation is an emergency bill, so it takes effect immediately.
As a Vietnam Vet (WHAT I REALLY THINK WOULD NOT BE PRINTABLE) so in short, TOO LITTLE TOO LATE !!!!!!! And I am sure thousands of others feel the same way.
Anonymous said... As a Vietnam Vet (WHAT I REALLY THINK WOULD NOT BE PRINTABLE) so in short, TOO LITTLE TOO LATE !!!!!!! And I am sure thousands of others feel the same way.
March 20, 2015 at 4:39 PM
Not sure where you were going with that, but better late than never. This is only the second time we have had a Republican Governor in office in 45 years. See the Common Denominator? Vote Republican.
Awesome thank you gov,
ReplyDeleteONLY took 50 years.
ReplyDeleteAs a Vietnam Vet (WHAT I REALLY THINK WOULD NOT BE PRINTABLE) so in short, TOO LITTLE TOO LATE !!!!!!! And I am sure thousands of others feel the same way.
ReplyDeleteStill thank the gov.
DeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteAs a Vietnam Vet (WHAT I REALLY THINK WOULD NOT BE PRINTABLE) so in short, TOO LITTLE TOO LATE !!!!!!! And I am sure thousands of others feel the same way.
March 20, 2015 at 4:39 PM
Not sure where you were going with that, but better late than never. This is only the second time we have had a Republican Governor in office in 45 years. See the Common Denominator? Vote Republican.