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Vermont town meetings debate the merits of the Iraq war.(snapshots)(Brief Article)
"My feeling about the Army National Guard is that I would expect them to stay here and guard us." While his 18-year-old son is serving with the National Guard in Iraq, Bill Gates of Bethel, Vermont, took part in his ...
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