Reply #45

do so. It's the loud, anti military big mouths that we would like think do not exist and do. While they are still with us we can expect to loose some. They were the ones throwing coke on us when we came back. Not the majority by any means, but loud and still manage to drive a significant number away whether anyone wants to admit it or not.

Calling them names will do NOTHING toward bringing them to our side and would most likely alienate those borderline. ESPECIALLY attacking on memorial day.

I do not give a damn who likes my comments, there will be some that come along and make my point.

Clinton also went a long way toward alienating SOME veterans. I voted for him, but things got much worse at the va under him than any other. It took me 2 years to get a specialist appt and then they were so short handed you may get it cancelled. Call me what you want, attack me, but it is true. It did not drive me to the republicans at all.

Here is an article from military times, paul got the most donations from active military so I question those stereotypical age comments. I also question that young military liberals would support paul. I think some of you are just using my generation as a skapegoat, it looks more like the younger guys supporting someone else.

http://militarytimes.com/blogs/outside-the-wire/2012/05/15/the-veteran-vote-is-it-up-for-grabs/