October 31, 2008
The Troops Support McCain
According to Fox News, this video is the most popular election-related clip on YouTube, with more than 11 million views.
The individual message seems to reflect the overwhelming view of every branch of the U.S. military, active-duty and veterans. They trust John McCain on the issues. They trust John McCain to keep our families safe, and to act in their best interests.
For that matter, even Iraqis prefer John McCain.
Barack Obama?
Not so much.
Update: Another veteran worries about Obama, calling him "Carter on steroids."
Our fighting men and women are smart.
Great video, that I am afraid Democrats wouldn't understand.
Posted by: bill-tb at October 31, 2008 07:17 AMOf course.
Barney Frank (D-Fannie and Freddie) let the cat out of the bag when he said he wants to cut the military by 25%.
Since a very large chunk of military expenditures are actually for payroll for the troops, that means that if Barack Appeasement Obama get into office, a lot of these people will lose their jobs.
Somehow, I don't think that's the kind of unemployment that will bother the lefties.
Posted by: C-C-G at October 31, 2008 07:24 AMIt's no longer available on You Tube as of 0837 31 Oct. What's going on?
Posted by: Dave at October 31, 2008 07:37 AMI haven't made a video (rumors of being 'butt ugly' notwithstanding) - but this 24 year veteran has some similar sentiments, that I wrote about here.
Posted by: Wind Rider at October 31, 2008 08:09 AMVoters who are still undecided are clearly turned off by attempts to demonize either candidate. See the YouTube video below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpsdKUQ1nKA
for one person’s perspective on how you can make a reasoned, thoughtful decision to support Obama AND vote for John McCain. Feel
Regards,
Dan
Obama is ahead in the polls. Sitting out the election is a vote for Obama. You don't even have to get out of your chair to help Obama win!
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Posted by: Jason at November 2, 2008 05:59 AMFunny, isn't it? The two things that John McCain's combat and POW experience should have qualified him for is to act as a leader on Veteran's and POW/MIA issues. He seems to have failed miserably in both repects as judged by organisations that really represent these groups. In fact it's not funny at all. A rather sad old man really.
Posted by: funkydoowopper at November 4, 2008 08:55 AM"Funny, isn't it? The two things that John McCain's combat and POW experience should have qualified him for is to act as a leader on Veteran's and POW/MIA issues. He seems to have failed miserably in both repects as judged by organisations that really represent these groups. In fact it's not funny at all. A rather sad old man really."
Funny isn't it? That you talk about organizations that "really represent these groups." yet don't bother to name what orgs. these might be. I don't know about these alleged groups, but I do know that McCain has succeeded admirably as judged by the actual members of said groups, as 70% of military personell support McCain over Obama.
In fact it's not funny at all. Just more sad old lying liberal propaganda, really.
Posted by: Todd at November 4, 2008 11:40 AMA correction to my previous post
This line:
I don't know about these alleged groups
Should be:
I don't know about these alleged organizations
