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This is an interesting point an may have been made previously, but I found this on a blog that's not-so-left. Thought it'd only be fair to balance this out a bit. All's fair in love and war, right?
So, the obvious retort to that would be that Biden was a baby at the end of WWII, a young kid during Korea, and a married man with kids during Vietnam. But still!
Now that the left has weighed in with nothing it might be a positive for someone who at least has a clue why, where and how the military is supposed to be used. Just my .02, would you rather a diver or some slug who couldn't swim a stroke in charge of a diving school? The Army requires a marksman to become a sniper, the Navy requires a pilot to command a carrier and the Airforce a B52 pilot to command a B 52 wing. It isn't that hard to understand that a president SHOULD have an idea of some military experience and protocol.
Now that the left has weighed in with nothing it might be a positive for someone who at least has a clue why, where and how the military is supposed to be used. Just my .02, would you rather a diver or some slug who couldn't swim a stroke in charge of a diving school? The Army requires a marksman to become a sniper, the Navy requires a pilot to command a carrier and the Airforce a B52 pilot to command a B 52 wing. It isn't that hard to understand that a president SHOULD have an idea of some military experience and protocol.
Really? Then you must think Abraham Lincoln was a horrible president.
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