2008-08-14 10:32:30 - www.blogtalkradio.com/clintons4mccain
Beverly Perlson and Debra Bartoshevich will join Clintons4McCain Blog Talk Radio
5 p.m. ET
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Discover how the Band of Mothers feel about Obama and why this delegate was stripped of her status.
Clintons for McCain radio vow to discuss basic American freedoms and responsibilities.

United States of America (Press Release), August 13, 2008

Perlson, from the Chicago, Illinois area, founded The Band of Mothers (TheBandofMothers.com), an organization of soldiers' moms committed "to Step Up, Stand Up and Stick Up For Our Soldiers." As a member of the 82d Airborne Division, Perlson's Bronze-Star-winning son, Sergeant John White, served four tours of combat duty in Iraq and

Afghanistan.

Bartoshevich, from the Racine, Wisconsin area, was elected a Hillary Clinton delegate to the Democratic National Convention. When she announced she would vote for John McCain in the General Election, the state Party quickly stripped her of her rights to attend the Convention as a Clinton supporter.

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Perlson and her allied groups - including Gathering of Eagles, Soldiers Guardian Angeles, Vets for Freedom, and Free Republic - regularly confront anti-war legislators, including Nancy Pelosi and John Murtha.

Perlson has clashed memorably with the militant anti-war group CODEPINK. That group has conducted anti-military demonstrations before Congress and at a Berkeley, California Marine recruiting center.

Medea Benjamin, CODEPINK co-founder, has called Perlson and her soldier son "terrorists." In response, Perlson said, "I have a message for you, Medea. Get out of our country."

CODEPINK, along with Moveon.org of "General Betray-us" infamy, has been provided major financial backing for Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Jodie Evans, a CODEPINK co-founder, has served as "bundler" of Obama's campaign donations.

Debra Bartoshevich, an emergency room nurse, received national attention for her pro-Clinton, pro-democracy, anti-Obama stance.

After the Democratic Party stripped her of her Convention credentials, she and her 16-year-old daughter met with Sen. John McCain.

He described Bartoshevich as "a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat." He praised her courage in putting conscience and country ahead of Party.

On the radio program, Bartoshevich will discuss intimidation and strong-arm tactics being used by Democratic Party officials against Hillary Supporters.
Perlson will talk about how the political gamesmanship played by far-left members of Congress endangers the lives of soldiers like her son.

Both women will highlight why they've become strong members of the NoBama coalition.

Co-hosts on the program will be "NoBama" political activists Steve Maloney, from Pennsylvania, and Anne M. Franklin of Texas.