36% of verterans families support the war.

[truthmatters]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20...0I6SGxq0Dq188F

This is a big change from a couple years ago.

[Kathianne]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20...0I6SGxq0Dq188F

This is a big change from a couple years ago.

and where is the link from the results of 'a couple of years ago'?

[April15]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20...0I6SGxq0Dq188F

This is a big change from a couple years ago.

So was the support more or less a couple years ago?

[darin]

Without the controls and the questions from the polling, the results are useless.

[Dilloduck]

Without the controls and the questions from the polling, the results are useless.

Not to TM !!

[LiberalNation]

Yeah polls aren't all that but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out this war has lost a lot of support since it's rather popular start. Americans don't like long wars.

[darin]

The Media never liked ANY war run by a republican. Any drop in support is directly the fault of Media, and an Administration who doesn't refute the carnage or provide context.

[LiberalNation]

There was a dem during half of vietnam and the media didn't like it any better.

Any drop in support is directly the fault of Media, and an Administration who doesn't refute the carnage or provide context.

Or common sense, millions of dollars a day, US troops dying far away from home, all for what? Unclear reasoning is a big problem.

[Dilloduck]

There was a dem during half of vietnam and the media didn't like it any better.

Or common sense, millions of dollars a day, US troops dying far away from home, all for what? Unclear reasoning is a big problem.

No---the problem is that the media doesn't report facts without twisting them to serve their political interests.

[April15]

At this point in the war it seems like the little boy who cried wolf. Every time you turn around it seems as though the reason is changed or the mission is accomplished or the Iraqis aren't trying. People are just fed up with the BS. The quick answer is just stop the war and lets get to our problems at home.

[Sir Evil]

The quick answer is just stop the war and lets get to our problems at home.

The better answer is to just let the military do what they need to do, and quit worrying about what mission is what mission. It's a war any way you look at it but lets make a clusterfuck out of what the mission is, was, or should be...

[April15]

The better answer is to just let the military do what they need to do, and quit worrying about what mission is what mission. It's a war any way you look at it but lets make a clusterfuck out of what the mission is, was, or should be...

That would be a viable solution but many Americans are tired of military action period.

[Sir Evil]

That would be a viable solution but many Americans are tired of military action period.

Indeed they are but that is just one other reason as to why the military should be left alone to do what it needs to do. There are way too many people who have'nt the stomach for what a war calls for, for what realities will be faced. Now add some biased news reporting on both sides, and bam! A war lost before it is even halfway fought.

[LiberalNation]

This isn't so much a war as an occupation of hostile lands. We won the "war" a long time ago. It was a pretty good little war, if only Bush and gotten out like Bush 1 did during Gulf we wouldn't be having this problem.

[Sir Evil]

This isn't so much a war as an occupation of hostile lands. We won the "war" a long time ago. It was a pretty good little war, if only Bush and gotten out like Bush 1 did during Gulf we wouldn't be having this problem.

Such knowledge yet to be had little one. The original Gulf war was a whole different creature with a different objection. You just don't walk away after a regime change. I know you think that is the best now but had it been the case you would probably fall in the same category as the rest to say the we abandoned a country after we left it lawless, and without leadership.