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New Jersey also flew the flag at half staff for an entertainer allegedly involved with the mob. Frank Sinatra.
The Mob in Jersey. No such thing. Fagedaboudit!
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New Jersey also flew the flag at half staff for an entertainer allegedly involved with the mob. Frank Sinatra.
The Mob in Jersey. No such thing. Fagedaboudit!
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New Jersey also flew the flag at half staff for an entertainer allegedly involved with the mob. Frank Sinatra.
The Mob in Jersey. No such thing. Fagedaboudit!
We can’t believe you, your name has mob written all over it.
DT
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I thought that was an honor for Heads of State, Military and Law Enforcement.
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No way should the Stars & Stripes be flown at half mast to honor the death of an entertainer
I selected a few quotes from this thread and I agree that I don’t think that the flags should be flown at half-staff for an entertainer, actor, or actress.
I have a question for the rest of you to think about and want to know your thoughts on this subject.In 2003, the flags were ordered by the President to be lowered to half-staff for a actor and entertainer, Bob Hope.
There is always an exception
Ron
Thanks ,that’s a very good point, and you are right. Bob Hope is the one true exception to the rule. He did more for our Military than any other entertainer. Loved the TV specials of him with the troops. No man funnier.
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In 2003, the flags were ordered by the President to be lowered to half-staff for a actor and entertainer, Bob Hope.
There is always an exception
Ron
Thanks for the Memory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqTPj_xdZbY&feature=player_detailpage
duet with her mama..powerful voice.RIP Whitney..and she would agree that half staff is for our heroes.
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Anyone think that there will be a flag anywhere when any of us pass on to the great beyond?
The only flag I hope that is near is a tip-up flag!
Reference and more history: US Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Can the governor order the US flag half-staffed for anyone he or she chooses?
No. Section 7m of the Flag Code authorizes a governor to half-staff the US flag upon the death of a present or former official of the government of the state, or the death of a member of the Armed Forces from that state who dies while serving on active duty.
The President, by comparison, is authorized to half-staff the US flag by proclamation upon the death of principal figures of the US Government and the Governor of a State, territory, or possession, as well as in the event of the death of other officials or foreign dignitaries.
We recommend flying the state flag at half-staff.
•In the News: Governor Wrong to Have Flag Lowered to Half Staff for Celebrities [February 16, 2012]
A recent change allows governors to order the flag to half-staff to honor fallen soldiers from their state (see Public Law 110-41). The change was the result of governor proclamations, like this one from Governor Granholm of Michigan.
Some object to this extension of a governor’s authority because they feel half-staffing the flag for every fallen soldier can be seen as anti-war. Some feel that overuse cheapens the symbolic power of half-staffing the flag, traditionally reserved for political leaders.
Now that was a tragedy. Dave Chappelle losing it and only giving us a couple seasons of the Chappelle show. RIP Chappelle Show.
I wouldn’t say he lost it. He just fled to Africa to take a break.
DT
Boy that ain’t no lie. I sure wish it was still on today….I wonder how many more Charlie Murphy stories we’d have….
The new Key & Peele isn’t too bad….but it’s no Chapelle.
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