Veterans support Romney over Obama by 24%

[Salt Jones]

Asshat post alert !
Asshat post alert !
Asshat post alert !

This was not a test.

An asshat (Franco) has posted. If you read his post, it could trigger some kind of stress in your mid as you will wonder how a baboon can post to a message board.

Also, it will make you wonder if the Dodo's really are extinct.

No need to wonder, you're still posting.

Why don't you run a poll Salt.

Just you and me...and who those on the board is a better example of a dodo.

Please...it would really pump you up.....

A racist like you always needs some support.

You run it.

I don't worry about rep.

 

[francoHFW]

Only the dupes care about rep- kind of like their circle jerk propagandists...but they're the world's laughing stock...

 

[Jroc]

Not the least bit surprising...the apologizer-in-chief is not highly regarded among the ranks.

Are you sure about that?-----the boots on the ground seem to support the Commander in Chief. IOW's the military and military veterans look a lot like the rest of America, i.e. old white men support Republicans, most other demographics support President Obama.





More military troops and veterans seem to favor Obama - U.S. - Stripes



May 13, 2012


More U.S. troops and veterans are voicing support for President Obama in the upcoming general election, according to Reuters' report on a recent poll. The result might be a byproduct of dissatisfaction with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, concern over threats of a conflict with Iran over failed nuclear negotiations, and talk of Pentagon budget cuts.

Thirty-two percent of men and women who served in the military think the war in Iraq ended successfully, according to the recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. More responded they would pull out of Afghanistan the roughly 90,000-U.S. troops serving there rather than continue military operations.

Republican candidate Mitt Romney has accused Obama of "a dangerous course" in wanting to cut $1 trillion from the defense budget, Reuters reported - although the actual proposal is a reduction of $487 billion over the next decade.

If the election were held today, Obama would win the veteran vote by as much as seven points over Romney, Reuters reported.

umm...OK.. I don't think active military are polled the Military always support Republicans

 

[Seawytch]

Then Veterans aren't paying very close attention. President Obama has done incredible things for this nation's veterans while Romney wants to privatize their health care with vouchers.

Romney wrong on vets' health care