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Dan Svatass
Dan Svatass
May 8, 2015
4:47am
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The Military Times did not conduct a scientific poll. They conducted a survey.

"From July 8 through Aug. 7, Military Times conducted a voluntary, confidential survey of readers, including active-duty, National Guard and reserve component service members as well as military veterans, retirees and spouses.

About 70,000 subscribers received email invitations to participate. Others were recruited via social media."

If you've reached adulthood without figuring out the difference between a scientific poll, which gives information about a group much larger than the small number being sampled, and a survey, which only gives information about the particular people who knew about the survey and decided to participate, you can ask this guy why Alf Landon had such a disappointing night in 1936.

chefantwon
chefantwon
May 8, 2015
10:04am
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: alanleroy
...If Forkush really supports the US Military as he wants you to believe, maybe he should question why Our Commander In Chief's approval rating with the US Military he leads has now fallen to the lowest it has ever been at 15%...
15% in a random scientific poll? I'll give you a hint - I don't believe that for a second.


Just shows Forkie has never been in the military....like most of those on the left.
Dan Svatass
Dan Svatass
May 8, 2015
10:19am
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Just shows Forkie has never been in the military....like most of those on the left.
And like most of those on the right.

Only 7.3% of Americans have served in her military.



What a particularly stupid observation, even by Dayton Tony's low standards.
jatki
jatki
May 8, 2015
3:11pm
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: alanleroy
...If Forkush really supports the US Military as he wants you to believe, maybe he should question why Our Commander In Chief's approval rating with the US Military he leads has now fallen to the lowest it has ever been at 15%...
15% in a random scientific poll? I'll give you a hint - I don't believe that for a second.


Just shows Forkie has never been in the military....like most of those on the left.


Forkie won't believe ANYTHING and I mean nothing that doesn't serve his own agenda. IF, on the other hand, there were some poll that showed 67% of the military would suck Obamas wang, He would be touting it all over the place her, and defending to the ends of the earth.


alanleroy
alanleroy
May 8, 2015
10:42pm
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Originally posted by: forkushV
And unfortunately for him, on the left he's got a Democratic president who supports George W. Bush's immigration policy, Governor Mitt Romney's health care plan, Ronald Reagan on assault rifles and open carry, and (apparently) Grover Cleveland on limiting executive orders.


Hell if all President Obama does is support Republican policies, the Democrats should have just voted Republican and elected the real deal. Maybe they will next time.

Boilerman
Boilerman
May 9, 2015
2:15am
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I'm smart enough that I can figure out certain things without a poll. You know, Forkie, folks made decisions after assessing personal experiences for thousands of year. Polls were not available, yet people survived while using their brains.

I needed no poll to accurate assess that most in the military dislike Obama strongly.


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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
Forkie, when is the last time you had a beer with a bunch of active military guys and gals?...
I'll bet that survey is about as random as the one alanleroy posted.


forkushV
forkushV
May 9, 2015
10:05am
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Originally posted by: alanleroy
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Originally posted by: forkushV
And unfortunately for him, on the left he's got a Democratic president who supports George W. Bush's immigration policy, Governor Mitt Romney's health care plan, Ronald Reagan on assault rifles and open carry, and (apparently) Grover Cleveland on limiting executive orders.


Hell if all President Obama does is support Republican policies, the Democrats should have just voted Republican and elected the real deal. Maybe they will next time.
Ah, but which Republican Party?

Ronald Reagan:
  • Signed a law AND an executive order protecting illegal aliens.
  • Signed a bill strengthening abortion rights.
  • Advocated for spending that caused the national debt to soar.
  • Advocated for the separation of church and state.
  • Upped the contribution levels on higher income earners to strengthen Social Security.
  • Said that middle income taxpayers should not pay a higher rate than the wealthy.

    A RINO like Reagan wouldn't have a chance in today's Republican Party, and he wouldn't even get an invite from Fox to participate in the debates. Does ANYONE here dispute that?

    Compared with the right-wingers back then, today's conservatives are radical extremists. And today's "centrists?" Well, they're just right-wingers.
    • alanleroy
    alanleroy
    May 9, 2015
    10:23am
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
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    Originally posted by: alanleroy
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
    And unfortunately for him, on the left he's got a Democratic president who supports George W. Bush's immigration policy, Governor Mitt Romney's health care plan, Ronald Reagan on assault rifles and open carry, and (apparently) Grover Cleveland on limiting executive orders.


    Hell if all President Obama does is support Republican policies, the Democrats should have just voted Republican and elected the real deal. Maybe they will next time.
    Ah, but which Republican Party?

    Ronald Reagan:
  • Signed a law AND an executive order protecting illegal aliens.
  • Signed a bill strengthening abortion rights.
  • Advocated for spending that caused the national debt to soar.
  • Advocated for the separation of church and state.
  • Upped the contribution levels on higher income earners to strengthen Social Security.
  • Said that middle income taxpayers should not pay a higher rate than the wealthy.

    A RINO like Reagan wouldn't have a chance in today's Republican Party, and he wouldn't even get an invite from Fox to participate in the debates. Does ANYONE here dispute that?

    Compared with the right-wingers back then, today's conservatives are radical extremists. And today's "centrists?" Well, they're just right-wingers.

    • Romney wasn't a radical extremist. McCain wasn't a radical Extremist. As far as I know those were the last two Republican presidential candidates....and two solid citizens with long histories of public service.

    Will you slur anyone to advance your cause?

    malibber2
    malibber2
    May 9, 2015
    11:02am
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    In the one year of tax returns he released, he paid 13% on millions of dollars in income and then he says the solution to America's problems is people like him getting more tax cuts. He then acts confused because people just don't get why he needs more tax cuts. That is about as radical as is it gets.

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    Originally posted by: alanleroy
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
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    Originally posted by: alanleroy
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
    And unfortunately for him, on the left he's got a Democratic president who supports George W. Bush's immigration policy, Governor Mitt Romney's health care plan, Ronald Reagan on assault rifles and open carry, and (apparently) Grover Cleveland on limiting executive orders.


    Hell if all President Obama does is support Republican policies, the Democrats should have just voted Republican and elected the real deal. Maybe they will next time.
    Ah, but which Republican Party?

    Ronald Reagan:
  • Signed a law AND an executive order protecting illegal aliens.
  • Signed a bill strengthening abortion rights.
  • Advocated for spending that caused the national debt to soar.
  • Advocated for the separation of church and state.
  • Upped the contribution levels on higher income earners to strengthen Social Security.
  • Said that middle income taxpayers should not pay a higher rate than the wealthy.

    A RINO like Reagan wouldn't have a chance in today's Republican Party, and he wouldn't even get an invite from Fox to participate in the debates. Does ANYONE here dispute that?

    Compared with the right-wingers back then, today's conservatives are radical extremists. And today's "centrists?" Well, they're just right-wingers.

    • Romney wasn't a radical extremist. McCain wasn't a radical Extremist. As far as I know those were the last two Republican presidential candidates....and two solid citizens with long histories of public service.

    Will you slur anyone to advance your cause?


    forkushV
    forkushV
    May 9, 2015
    11:44am
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    Originally posted by: alanleroy
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
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    Originally posted by: alanleroy
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    Originally posted by: forkushV
    And unfortunately for him, on the left he's got a Democratic president who supports George W. Bush's immigration policy, Governor Mitt Romney's health care plan, Ronald Reagan on assault rifles and open carry, and (apparently) Grover Cleveland on limiting executive orders.


    Hell if all President Obama does is support Republican policies, the Democrats should have just voted Republican and elected the real deal. Maybe they will next time.
    Ah, but which Republican Party?

    Ronald Reagan:
  • Signed a law AND an executive order protecting illegal aliens.
  • Signed a bill strengthening abortion rights.
  • Advocated for spending that caused the national debt to soar.
  • Advocated for the separation of church and state.
  • Upped the contribution levels on higher income earners to strengthen Social Security.
  • Said that middle income taxpayers should not pay a higher rate than the wealthy.

    A RINO like Reagan wouldn't have a chance in today's Republican Party, and he wouldn't even get an invite from Fox to participate in the debates. Does ANYONE here dispute that?

    Compared with the right-wingers back then, today's conservatives are radical extremists. And today's "centrists?" Well, they're just right-wingers.

    • Romney wasn't a radical extremist. McCain wasn't a radical Extremist. As far as I know those were the last two Republican presidential candidates....and two solid citizens with long histories of public service.

    Will you slur anyone to advance your cause?
    I wrote: "Compared with the right-wingers back then[the Reagan Era], today's conservatives are radical extremists.

    With support for increased Social Security taxes, abortion rights, immigration reform, separation of church and state, and fairer middle class tax rates compared with the wealthy, Reagan wouldn't have a chance in the upcoming Republican primaries. And he was right-winger, wasn't he alanleroy?

    Compared with Reagan, virtually every potential Republican presidential candidate is a radical extremists. But to right-wingers who call themselves centrists, it probably doesn't look that way.

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