[AlanGreenSpam]

Ansel12 - Again, you have no valid argument that Obama is 100% worse than Romney would have been on foreign policy. The debate is over on that subject. Obama is a Muz Brotherhood supporter and hates Israel. Romney is not. Need I say more?

Instead you resort to a weak ad-hom on the candidate Romney’s lack of military service as if that negates his strong foreign policy stance. Just like liberals do (ad-homs when they have no argument).

Might I remind you that my friend Ronald Reagan ALSO DIDN’T SERVE IN THE MILITARY either (I visited him in his office once).

Are you also going to criticize the venerable Ronald Reagan for his lack of military service?

I rest my case.

Stop being stubborn about this.

[GeronL]

Romney lost because the squishy liar was unelectable.

Get over it.

[Norm Lenhart]

oH REALLY.

http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=1660

Reagan’s Reserve Commission automatically terminated on 1 April 1953. However, he became Commander-in-Chief of all U.S. Armed Forces when he became President on 20 January 1981.

[ansel12]

Ansel12 - Again, you have no valid argument that Obama is 100% worse than Romney would have been on foreign policy.

If I ever in my life mention such a thing as which one of those two is worse in foreign policy, then accuse me of doing so, but don't make it up like you just did.

[cva66snipe]

Might I remind you that my friend Ronald Reagan ALSO DIDN’T SERVE IN THE MILITARY either

Oh yes Reagan did serve. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Reagan#Military_service

[ansel12]

Might I remind you that my friend Ronald Reagan ALSO DIDN’T SERVE IN THE MILITARY either (I visited him in his office once). Are you also going to criticize the venerable Ronald Reagan for his lack of military service?

By the way, you are a little insane, along with being so ignorant.

Captain Reagan had LOTS of military service.

In 1935 Ronald Reagan started his officer's correspondence course

From 1937 through 1941, Army reserve Lieutenant Reagan, spent 5 years as an officer in the horse cavalry, in combat arms, and was brought onto active duty in WWII in that status.

Ronald Reagan then served in transportation and then film, as an active duty Army officer until the end of WWII. "While on active duty with the 1st Motion Picture Unit and the 18th AAFBU, Reagan served as Personnel Officer, Post Adjutant, Executive Officer, and even Commanding Officer, often two or more at the same time."

"In 1945, Reagan was recommended for promotion but because there was no major's vacancy in his unit at the time, the request was not approved. On April 1, 1953, his commission in the Officers' Reserve Corps was terminated as required by law and his military affiliation apparently ended."