Our Troops Are Not Excited About Obama
In October, I noted a poll showing that our troops overwhelmingly supported John McCain over Barack Obama, by a margin of 68% to 23%.
Now the Military Times has put out another poll showing that only 33% of active-duty service members are optimistic about Obama, while 60% are either pessimistic or uncertain about him.
Can you blame them? How could they be passionate about an incoming commander-in-chief who insulted their triumphant efforts by predicting that the surge "would do the reverse" of its intended effect, and by later declaring that "the surge has not worked," before changing his position due to political necessity?
Our troops deserve better:
Posted on Tue, January 6, 2009 at 01:21PM
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Paul Ibrahim
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As the mother of an active duty Marine who is on his way to Iraq I can also add that the families of US Military are very dubious of the new Commander in Chief. Just what are his qualifications? I can only hope that since BHO is clueless when it comes to military operations and foreign policy that he will listen to those in place now who have wisdom and experience.
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