Thread: What do American vets say about Donald Trump?

Sean Spicer, Communication's Director of the RNC. you IMO have offended the Constitution. By inference you sound as if only veterans are qualified to be Commandeer-in Chief. I do not recall that being specified or directed anywhere. OH well, move republicans down one more notch.

Regarding Trump, that Constitution still guarantees free speech, too. We are also free in our thoughts, so Trump is free to espouse any thought he experiences. If that disqualifies him for office, yet assured by the Constitution is the voters responsibility.

However Mr. Spicer, you also can enjoy the right to free speech. I reserve the right to accept your comments or reject them. I reserve the right to judge a political party. You sir, did not elevate the RNC status. No apology sought.

I'd say the header is a little misleading considering there are almost 20 million veterans in the United States.

What Vets did they ask? Other politician's? Try asking the American Legion members which I'm a member of what they think of McCain and what they think of Trump. I'm betting that a lot favor Trump and hate McCain and probably a number of them think McCain is a traitor NOT a hero.

Originally Posted by ReformUSA2012

What Vets did they ask? Other politician's? Try asking the American Legion members which I'm a member of what they think of McCain and what they think of Trump. I'm betting that a lot favor Trump and hate McCain and probably a number of them think McCain is a traitor NOT a hero.

The question is not whether you hate McCain and hate or love Trump. Of course everyone pretty much despises McCain. The question is, how many veterans think it's right for a draft-dodger to disparage the military service of an honorably discharged veteran.