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Originally Posted by DuH2";p="
Yeah right....today especially there is no doubt the majority of soldiers are very happy with Bush.
See he vetoed a weasley attempt to betray them and force THEM to look Iraqi's in the face and tell them "I LIED and I am RUNNING HOME"
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In what aspects? Source?
Heres a poll from the
Military Times, granted it's 6 months old, I dont think the numbers have changed much, and if they did, I'm sure they followed the same pattern as ALL THE OTHER POLLS that have to do with bush over a stretch of time
– Only 35 percent said they approve of the way President Bush is handling the war, while 42 percent said they disapproved.
– 50 percent believe success in Iraq is likely, down from 83 percent in 2004.
– 38 percent believe the United States should send more troops to Iraq. 39 percent believe we should maintain current levels or reduce the number of troops, including 13 percent who support complete withdrawal.
– 72 percent believe the military is “stretched too thin to be effective.”
– 47 percent disagree with President Bush’s mantra that the war in Iraq is part of the war against terrorism, while the same percentage agree.
– Only 41 percent of the military said the U.S. should have gone to war in Iraq in the first place, down from 65 percent in 2003. That closely reflects the beliefs of the general population today — 45 percent agreed in a recent USA Today/Gallup poll.
– 52 percent approve of the overall job President Bush is doing, down from 71 percent in 2004.
– 63 percent say the senior military leadership has the best interests of the troops at heart. That number is lower from President Bush (48 percent) and lower still for civilian military leadership (32 percent) and Congress (23 percent).
http://www.militarycity.com/polls/2006_main.php
yeah.