Armed Forces Overwhelmingly Support Obama

Not The Guardian · Oct 26, 2012

AceFrehley said: ↑

Too bad it's all BS.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2012/10/08/poll-66-percent-of-military-members-support-romney/
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Old news, sweetcheeks. Please pay attention.

From the Stars and Stripes:

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.
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Not The Guardian · Oct 26, 2012

AceFrehley said: ↑

Too bad it's all BS.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2012/10/08/poll-66-percent-of-military-members-support-romney/
Click to expand...

Old news, sweetcheeks. Please pay attention.

From the Stars and Stripes:

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.
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