Why do veterans support Romney?

[LoneLaugher]

Bullshit.

 

[DiamondDave]

Support is a strong word in this case.... PREFER over Obama... I can see that being the case...

I might very well, as a Vet, vote for Romney... I might not and go 3rd party.. But in no way, shape, or form will I cast a vote for Obama

 

[California Girl]

I had not realized that veterans did 'group-think'. I had, until now, thought that they were individuals - and that, as individuals, some would support Romney - regardless of his lack of military service. Color me surprised to find that I was wrong... veterans are, apparently, incapable of individual thought. Wow.

Or.... maybe AGayBikerBoy is just a fucking idiot.

 

[Avatar4321]

Bullshit.

What you say actually reflects the content of your post for once.

 

[California Girl]

Do veterans support him?

In the article posted it has the difference at 58 percent for Romney, 34 percent for Obama.

Wonder if the Viet Nam veterans know about this?

58% of how many? Seems to me you need to interrogate your sources better, GayBikerBoy. Or... you could try thinking for yourself. Just an idea.

 

[The Infidel]

I had not realized that veterans did 'group-think'. I had, until now, thought that they were individuals - and that, as individuals, some would support Romney - regardless of his lack of military service. Color me surprised to find that I was wrong... veterans are, apparently, incapable of individual thought. Wow.

Or.... maybe AGayBikerBoy is just a fucking idiot.

Nahh... just a vet expressing his feelings.

Wrong as they may be, but it is what it is...

 

[Warrior102]

Gay Biker - pathetic. Know his type/ilk aboard ship.

 

[Peach]

The educated ones do.

The two Vets I am closest to, one highly educated, support Obama, strongly. Two others I am close to support Romney. Probably a mix.

 

[Warrior102]

The educated ones do.

The two Vets I am closest to, one highly educated, support Obama, strongly. Two others I am close to support Romney. Probably a mix.

Highly educated?

Like Obama??

See where's that's put us asswipe?

 

[California Girl]

I had not realized that veterans did 'group-think'. I had, until now, thought that they were individuals - and that, as individuals, some would support Romney - regardless of his lack of military service. Color me surprised to find that I was wrong... veterans are, apparently, incapable of individual thought. Wow.

Or.... maybe AGayBikerBoy is just a fucking idiot.

Nahh... just a vet expressing his feelings.

Wrong as they may be, but it is what it is...

You'll forgive me if I disagree... but, in my opinion, he's a fucking idiot.... but I am slightly biased, given that he has - more than once - hoped that I get "gang raped by Iraqi soldiers"... I know a lot of vets... I've never met one who would make that kind of sick comment to a female. The guy is a freak.... a mentally unstable freak. His military service does not make him special... a sick freak is a sick freak, regardless of service.

 

[whitehall]

If Romney really dodged the draft democrats should love him, so what's the problem?

 

[Avatar4321]

If Romney really dodged the draft democrats should love him, so what's the problem?

That's an interesitng point. Isnt it interesting how they aren't arguing any reasons to vote for Obama? They are trying to argue to persuade the Republican base to turn against Romney.

 

[Warrior102]

If Romney really dodged the draft democrats should love him, so what's the problem?

Agree

He's just like Cliton. Er.... Clinton....

 

[Peach]

If Romney really dodged the draft democrats should love him, so what's the problem?

Agree

He's just like Cliton. Er.... Clinton....

C'mon, Clinton gave up an EARNED exemption when he protested, Bush II had to scramble to keep his. Still, with Clinton is was one year; Bush/Cheney had -0- years of any chance at the draft, Cheney even stated: "I had OTHER PRIORITIES". That noted, McCain looked better than Obama in 2008, to me at least, his service was part of it. If it is a close decision for me, service is a factor.

 

[old navy]

Bin Laden was a gift. Predator strikes are a way to stay relatively clean in a dirty business. Why capture and interrogate when you can kill them. The POTUS considers the US Military a necessary inconvenience.

Mitt's not my main man but he's better than the alternative.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

The educated ones do.

Not all educated vets support Romney.

 

[HUGGY]

Why do veterans support Romney?


PTSD?

Stockholm syndrome?

 

[Peach]

Bin Laden was a gift. Predator strikes are a way to stay relatively clean in a dirty business. Why capture and interrogate when you can kill them. The POTUS considers the US Military a necessary inconvenience.

Mitt's not my main man but he's better than the alternative.

We have had some fine Presidents who were Vets.

 

[Warrior102]

If Romney really dodged the draft democrats should love him, so what's the problem?

Agree

He's just like Cliton. Er.... Clinton....

C'mon, Clinton gave up an EARNED exemption when he protested, Bush II had to scramble to keep his. Still, with Clinton is was one year; Bush/Cheney had -0- years of any chance at the draft, Cheney even stated: "I had OTHER PRIORITIES". That noted, McCain looked better than Obama in 2008, to me at least, his service was part of it. If it is a close decision for me, service is a factor.

Bush served - you stupid son of a bitch.

Clinton did not.

Get it?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Obama in uniform