Just what I like to see. More of my comrades in arms are coming over...

[MrScorpio]

To our way of thinking.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0921/p02s02-usmi.html

>>A strident minority: anti-Bush US troops in Iraq

Though military personnel lean conservative, some vocally support Kerry - or at least a strategy for swift withdrawal.

By Ann Scott Tyson | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor

WASHINGTON – Inside dusty, barricaded camps around Iraq, groups of American troops in between missions are gathering around screens to view an unlikely choice from the US box office: "Fahrenheit 9-11," Michael Moore's controversial documentary attacking the commander-in-chief.

"Everyone's watching it," says a Marine corporal at an outpost in Ramadi that is mortared by insurgents daily. "It's shaping a lot of people's image of Bush."

The film's prevalence is one sign of a discernible countercurrent among US troops in Iraq - those who blame President Bush for entangling them in what they see as a misguided war. Conventional wisdom holds that the troops are staunchly pro-Bush, and many are. But bitterness over long, dangerous deployments is producing, at a minimum, pockets of support for Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry, in part because he's seen as likely to withdraw American forces from Iraq more quickly.<<

Looks like that big absentee voter drive by the Pentagon is going to come back and bite them in the ass.

Yeahhhh, Buddy.

[BootinUp]

1. Woah, thats great news!

This has been a great week for Kerry.

And a note to Tweety: Go Cheney yourself! and take your memogate bs with ya!