You might want to take some time to read about Libya and why they call it Hillary's War. She not only played a major role in our involvement in screwing up Libya and destabilizing the entire region but is also directly responsible for causing massive human suffering which persists to this day. Such a small price to pay for "democracy". You've completely lost touch with reality if this is your idea of competence on matters of national security. We had zero national security interests in Libya...and had no business picking sides in their civil war.
No, based on the expert opinion of 50 Republican national security experts, including the former director of the CIA...
Opinions are like assholes...everybody has one. Crap argument is crap argument.
Meet Donald Trump's 88 military advisers
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-me...tary-advisers/
Trump releases list of 88 generals, admirals supporting his bid
http://www.militarytimes.com/article...erals-admirals
By and large, the military thinks Trump and Clinton are total losers
http://www.militarytimes.com/article...illary-clinton
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https://timedotcom.files.wordpress.c.../09/ninety.pdf
Above is the first group of 95 generals and admirals who endorsed her.
Below is the second group of 15 more:
Edwin Leland, Lieutenant General, USA (ret)
Norman Seip, Lieutenant General, USAF (ret)
Peter Cooke, Major General, USAR (ret)
Randy Manner, Major General, USA (ret)
John Phillips, Major General, USAF (ret)
Christopher Cole, Rear Admiral, USN (ret)
Joe Sestak, Rear Admiral, USN (ret)
Roosevelt Barfield, Brigadier General, USA (ret)
LeAnne Burch, Brigadier General, USAR (ret)
Tom King, Brigadier General, USA-NG (ret)
Ronald Rokosz, Brigadier General, USA (ret)
John Schuster, Brigadier General, USAR (ret)
Paul Gregory Smith, Brigadier General, USA-NG (ret)
George Walls, Brigadier General, USMC (ret)
Gretchen Herbert, Rear Admiral, USN (ret)
No. My point was that the opinions of '50 vs 88', or '88 vs 110' doesn't really mean squat unless you happen to be IQ challenged. The military per se is not especially happy with either candidate as I previously cited...but generally prefer Trump.
Aren't you the one who made the original "retarded" argument citing 50 reasons why Trump was a bad national security choice? Get real.
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[QUOTE=DocSavageFan;42948044]Opinions are like assholes...everybody has one. Crap argument is crap argument.
Meet Donald Trump's 88 military advisers
Trump releases list of 88 generals, admirals supporting his bid
By and large, the military thinks Trump and Clinton are total losers
If taken in context Trumps military support is one of the lowest in the last bunch of elections. Military always supports republicans over democrats and trump is even managing to screw that up
http://qz.com/680346/donald-trump-ma...over-a-decade/
A new survey conducted by Military Times find that 54% would vote for Trump, the likely Republican nominee, as against 25% for Clinton, the all-but-presumptive Democratic one, in a head-to-head matchup. However, though large, that’s a much smaller margin than the military has shown in the past for the Republican candidate.
In the last three presidential elections the Republican candidate has garnered at least 66% support in Military Times surveys. In October 2004, the month before his re-election, George W. Bush was the choice of 72% of career military service members. (This was 18 months after the US invaded Iraq.)
You previously called this line of reasoning "retarded" and now double down on it. What gives?
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And I cited many esteemed military leaders (past and present) who believe otherwise. So...what exactly is your point?