My assumption has always been that most military and their family were at one point in the back-pocket of Republicans, before they started sending them to die all over the middle east.
I think now, as Catz has illustrated, many families want their men and women back home, and are fed up with this conflict that seems to have no end in sight. They know Romney will have them in Iran before long.
Coming from a strongly military family, I neither hear that nor do the military in my family hear that. I only hear it from the left who hear what they want to hear. And don't bother saying I'm the one who hears what I want to hear, I argue with them ... against ... the wars and why we are in them.
I didn't just make that up. I thank your family for their dedication to the country, but it's only one family as far as opinions go.
Actually as I said, it's not "one family." It's one family and everyone they know. The polls show active and retired military are strongly supporting Romney. You're the one making ridiculous claims with a dearth of support.
I understand why the military don't want to lose in the middle east, but I don't understand why they don't want to change the mission. They don't see it like you and I do. Recognize that, don't deny reality just because it serves your political objective.
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