U.S. Military support for the President sinks to all-time low.

Canada Free Press ^ | December 23, 2014 | By Robert Laurie

[kingattax]

While there are a couple of polls floating around that suggest Barack Obama has - at least with members of his own party - enjoyed a slight popularity resurgence since the midterms, the overall trend remains the same. His policies and approval ratings remain underwater. They’ve been that way for a long time, and the election results bear out the numbers.

However, even in the worst polls of the general populace, Obama lands at around 39%-41%. Unfortunately, there’s one place where he falls far, far short of even that low bar.

According to a new service published by the Military Times, the President’s approval among active duty military members has plummeted to a disastrous all-time low.

[2ndDivisionVet]

They have a word for that in South America and Africa, but it escapes me...

[basil]

Geeze-—ya think?

[Truth29]

Well, the military needs to see what is going to happen during the next two years of an Obama Regime and plan accordingly.

[InterceptPoint]

"That’s right. Only 15 percent of those currently in uniform think that their boss is doing a good job. That’s a precipitous drop of 13 percent in one year. "

[KarlInOhio]

And that's why Obama thinks there should be a replacement. Meet the new United States Army for domestic use (the honkies can still die on foreign soil):

That's Colonel Jameel to you, cracka!

[Jean2]

This seems to happen with most democrat presidents.

[bgill]

It’s still too high.