The President of the USA "Tweets" about D-day while fundraising millions for his campaign (country, great)

[KUchief25]

Originally Posted by wrecking ball

what part of this is "dissing the military"?:

"68 years ago today—D-Day—the brave members of the Allied Forces stormed the beaches of Normandy. We have never forgotten their heroism."

this is the tweet in question.

or this:

"Thank you to those who stormed the beaches, took the cliffs and freed a continent. We should never forget"

that is what romney chose to tweet.

Romney is not the CIC yet. You know the guy in charge of the military like Obama is supposed to be. He's more interested in raising money then honoring the troops. Some leader.

[wrecking ball]

Originally Posted by KUchief25

Romney is not the CIC yet.

what part of obama's tweet did you find disrespectful? did you feel romney's tweet was respectful or disrespectful of the military?

[KUchief25]

President Ronald Reagan - 40th Anniversary of D-Day [Audio] - YouTube!

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by KUchief25

President Ronald Reagan - 40th Anniversary of D-Day [Audio] - YouTube!

Now we're going back 40 years....are you kidding me How many of us were even around to care then.

[wrecking ball]

great, good for reagan, but that's only 1 D-day out of 8 during his term. what did he do on the other 7?

[KUchief25]

LOL. Obama is no commander of the military. He's a chickenhawk.

[california-jewel]

Originally Posted by Isitmeorarethingsnuts?

It's nice that he had time to throw a little shindig for Cinco de Mayo at the White House though. That should count for something, don't you think?

¡Pander-isimo! Obama's Cinco De Mayo Speech Laden With Divisive Identity Politics

When you bring this up, i can at least see your point. And understand how some might feel.

[california-jewel]

Originally Posted by qwerbilzak

Does anybody take you seriously about anything ever?

As far as anyone on here posting, does anyone here take other posters that seriously. For we each have opinions and our also entitled to them, whether others like them or not.
None of us i believe our experts, but merely stating our opinions.

[DewDropInn]

The President tweeted about D-Day?

Good.

Hopefully several million otherwise clueless people found out that today was, indeed, the anniversary.

[Isitmeorarethingsnuts?]

Originally Posted by natalie469

Now we're going back 40 years....are you kidding me How many of us were even around to care then.

WOW!!!

Nice to see your gratitude for those that died for this country.

As long as our soldiers are able to keep battles off US soil you can forget that there are people dying, right? Out of sight, out of mind.

Guess you take after our great leader.