
This morning on Flashpoint, you'll meet a remarkable public servant who put his country above his career, his politics and even his life. Michael Scionti who grew up in West Tampa has been a social worker, a reserve sheriff's deputy, a criminal prosecutor and a Captain in the Army reserves. Six weeks after being elected to the State House of Representatives, Scionti was called to the middle east for active duty- for the fourth time.
How does Michael Scionti feel about the bumper sticker patriotism on display these days? What does he think about John McCain's suggestion that U.S. forces could be in Iraq for 100 years? And does he believe Abu Graib was a systemic failure of training and discipline or the malfeasance of a few bad apples? I ask those questions and more on Flashpoint this morning at 11:00 on ABC Action News. Let me know what you think.