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NYT OP/ED by a veteran about veterans and politicians. Good read.
Veterans, Patriots and Pawns
Posted from nytimes.com
IAVA
Politics
Election 2016
Posted 9 y ago
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CPO Tim Dickey, Honestly, I saw right through Trump when he propsed the "party" for the military and Veterans. If you listen to his rhetoric, you'll soon be able to sort the ficton from his ficton. He doesn't give a crap about the military. He'll use anyone or anything to furthur his agenda. He's so used to being in charge of everything and everyone, he's such a big mouth, he doesn't understand that he's not in charge of the voters. The voters are in charge of him and everyone else who's in this charade of possible candidates. I do not see any possible candidates, except a few of the ones who aren't in the running. This is a very disappointing candidate selection this year.
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1LT Christopher Sorge
Trump is the only person who in my opinion can win against the democrats and is honest even if we find it displeasing.
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1LT Christopher Sorge, Sir, with all due respect, how do we know he is honest, and if he is now, how does it guarantee he will remain honest, if elected. His dishonesty or honesty isn't really a problem with me as most of us know how politicians are. His "mouth" and lack of tact worries me he may get us in deeper hot water with our allies, than the current administration has done.
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When I first read your post I misread Pawns as Prawns CPO Tim Dickey.
I know politicians tend to think of groups of people as malleable and moldable; but, thankfully statesmen and women see people for what they are - citizens and not special interests.
I know politicians tend to think of groups of people as malleable and moldable; but, thankfully statesmen and women see people for what they are - citizens and not special interests.
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