Digg This: USA today-49% of Military Family members say Invasion a mistake!

[Highstreet]

http://digg.com/politics/Military_family_Polls_Almost_half_say_invasion_was _a_mistak

Among Americans without military relatives, 59% say the invasion was a mistake, compared with 49% of immediate family members.

Among military families, 55% disapprove of Bush's performance compared with 64% of Americans without relatives in the service in the latest USA TODAY/Gallup Poll. Men in military families are more approving of Bush (47%) than female relatives (36%).

Close family members of U.S. troops are split on whether the Iraq invasion was a mistake, and 55% disapprove of President Bush's job performance

[Geronimo]

Dugg

[Highstreet]

bump

[jake]

and a chunk of those 51% would never say its a mistake even if iraq broke into one million little pieces and sunk into the sea

[jd603]

I'm sorry but I don't believe these numbers, I believe they are higher than this......




http://digg.com/politics/Military_family_Polls_Almost_half_say_invasion_was _a_mistak

Among Americans without military relatives, 59% say the invasion was a mistake, compared with 49% of immediate family members.

Among military families, 55% disapprove of Bush's performance compared with 64% of Americans without relatives in the service in the latest USA TODAY/Gallup Poll. Men in military families are more approving of Bush (47%) than female relatives (36%).

Close family members of U.S. troops are split on whether the Iraq invasion was a mistake, and 55% disapprove of President Bush's job performance

[nc4rp]

clinton lost the first 5 primaries and went on to 2 terms in office.......

they are waiting to see Paul's base support in these first few primaries, i think if pauls numbers continue to rise you will see mass support start to occur.