This thread isn't meant to "bash" a certain President or express a particular point-of-view.  It's more of a "case study" to look at how American Soldiers look at their Leader.

 

I happen to work closely with military and government personnel on a daily basis.  Much of the "off the record" comments reflect what the video shows.  Being a Veteran myself, I personally can identify with the current feeling towards our current "leader".

 

George Bush (43) like him or not was warmly accepted by the military that he commanded.  Bill Clinton, again like him or not was also warmly accepted by the same military (although different personnel).  Why is the current COC so disliked by the military (and government personnel in general)?

 

Me personally, I feel that the current COC is weak.  I believe that when he decided to run for President he did not know what kind of "real world" challenges he would have to face.  He has no real experience being a LEADER and it's too much for him to grasp or overcome.  I believe that he ran for the Office for the "perks" more so than the actual job.  I personally think that he doesn't understand the actual duties and responsibilities that go along with the "perks".

 

Just "food for thought" when we get into the season for electing the new COC.  Perhaps the "popular choice" is not necessarily the best choice.

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