Trump nabs joint endorsement from 14 Medal of Honor recipients

[sc281]

After getting endorsed by 88 Generals and Admirals last week.

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/14-medal-of-honor-recipients-endorse-trump/article/2601590

[no4njnk]

How could you vote for Hillary if you were in the military?

[Chas_svo]

How could you vote for Hillary if you were in the military?

Supposedly, about 20% show in the polls. These have to be window lickers.

[svauto-erotic855]

How could you vote for Hillary if you were in the military?

Many in the Pentagon are liberal politicians wearing a uniform and the higher echelons of command have been getting filled with hyphenated types for years.

[8mpg]

lets just hope our military members do get to vote this go round.

[LS1Goat]

lets just hope our military members do get to vote this go round.

Good point. The MOVE Act was supposed to address the issues of absentee ballots not getting counted, but many states still fail to comply with the 45 day requirement for ballots. Obama has certainly benefited from this little faux pas in the past to the tune of some 65,000 votes.

[helosailor]

"Libertarian nominee top choice among veterans"
Johnson was preferred by 37 percent of respondents, which include active-duty, retired and former members of the military, as well as their family members.

http://thehill.com/policy/defense/29...among-veterans

[GrayStangGT]

Gary Johnson is the only clear choice I could see if I was in the military. Hillary will leave you to die and there is no telling what kind of ridiculous place we shouldn't be trump might send you.

[Gasser64]

Supposedly, about 20% show in the polls. These have to be window lickers.

So since they're polls, we can assume its less than 1%. Which would seem more in line with reality anyway.