I'm beside myself. I just found out that in 1971 Ohio Democratic Senate Candidate Sherrod Brown wrote a letter to the editor of a newspaper arguing that the North Vietnamese should NOT release our POWs until we completely withdrew. Do not give me he was "only 18" when he wrote that letter. Though I did not serve in country, at 18 I was pounding ground as a Marine (0351). We both made decisions as adults. He decided to support North Vietnam instead of our country and troops. I decided to support our country and troops instead of North Vietnam. I later met and spoke at length with two of our POWs - one held for over 6 years, the other for over 5. Not only did they suffer unbelievable torture, but when they returned, they did so to shattered lives they had to put back together. The life and families they once had no longer existed. When Brown wrote his love letter to Giap the suffering of our POWs was already well known. For example, Floyd “Jim” Thompson (U.S. Army, Special Forces), served 3,278 days as a POW - 10 short of 9 years. At the time Brown wrote his letter, Thompson would have already been a POW for 7 years. Countless others had been living that hell for years when Brown treated them as pawns to advance his political agenda. Brown made that bed as an adult. Now he owns it. Brown should not be allowed anywhere near D.C., and certainly not on the Senate floor. Video at the link: foxnews.com/media/sherrod-br…