This seems like a coordinated campaign to me.
First, the “breaking” news he disrespected military dead.
Then a commercial, pre-made, with military people, saying what a terrible person.
Now this poll.
Mark my words. The Left is desperate, and they are pushing all their chips in, making all their calls, looking to muddy the election process before it even takes place, coupled with their attempt to set up the stage to allow them to engage in fraud.
Fraud is going to happen.
There's a commercial too??
Hahaha!
It's not funny, but it's so ridiculous I can't help but laugh.
There is a terrible letter to the editor in the Washington Compost today (September 10) from a supposed Colonel.
With apologies I print it here below: I am seeking something powerful to refute this - if anybody has anything appropriate.
I am a retired Army colonel. Regardless of our branch of service, commissioned officers and senior civil servants take an oath of office that says we will “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” When I was a student at the U.S. Naval War College (NWC) in 1980, we had a course on ethics. One day we reviewed the meaning of the oaths of office that all military officers had taken, as had senior public servants from the State Department and other federal agencies attending the NWC. I asked a question: “Who are our domestic enemies?” The answer: “Domestic enemies include (1) those who undermine the free press and/or work to undermine trust in America’s democratic institutions, (2) undermine the checks and balances of our three branches or government, and (3) undermine the Geneva Conventions and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.” Had we debated the ethics of today’s executive and legislative branches, we would have defined many of today’s leaders as domestic enemies who do not support and defend the Constitution. President Trump treats dictators as friends, treats our allies as enemies and undermines our intelligence community. He clearly undermines the free press and our democratic institutions, and shows contempt for congressional oversight, the Geneva Conventions and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It’s either time for all governmental officials to take their oaths of office seriously, or for American voters to take their responsibilities seriously at the ballot box. David Maune, Alexandria