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300 Admirals & Generals support Romney in newspaper ad

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They should have run that ad at least a week ago to try and get some value out of it.

They should have run that ad at least a week ago to try and get some value out of it.

 

Maybe even right after the first debate when the momentum was at its highest.

They should have run that ad at least a week ago to try and get some value out of it.

 

I disagree, I trust and agree with their timing. As a group of men that has earned several hundred stars, they have extensive education and practical experience in strategy. They train their people to realize that nothing is random and timing is everything.

I disagree, I trust and agree with their timing. As a group of men that has earned several hundred stars, they have extensive education and practical experience in strategy. They train their people to realize that nothing is random and timing is everything.

 

No one is going to change their mind today and the message they are trying to send will not reach the necessary amount of people to make a true difference. A good three week PR campaign could have changed things tremendously.

No one is going to change their mind today and the message they are trying to send will not reach the necessary amount of people to make a true difference. A good three week PR campaign could have changed things tremendously.

 

How long has your mind been made up? I'd say a huge majority of the people have known who they were voting for a long time ago. I don't think this will do much.

As of yesterday our very own Khalid was undecided. At this point it's not about winning a vote it's about rallying your troops. Turnout could very well be the deciding factor tomorrow.

As of yesterday our very own Khalid was undecided.

 

That's one. :lol:

How long has your mind been made up? I'd say a huge majority of the people have known who they were voting for a long time ago. I don't think this will do much.

 

Four years. :D

 

However, I have been open minded to change I just haven't seen enough it to convince me to change. I mention right after the debate though because it seemed like a foregone conclusion before the debate that Obama had it won. I do think that had these guys rode that Romney wave after that debate that things would be different now. A lot of people on the fence made their mind up after the first debate. I'd be willing to bet that these 300 military affiliated endorsements would have carried a lot weight 3 weeks ago. Now, not so much.

Have they got wind of this in Chillicothe?

Weren't you gushing over Colin Powell's endorsement from a few days ago? How many newspapers just endorsed their candidates within the last few days. I believe this has

tremendous gravitas with the timely endorsements of other veterans. Do not under estimate the relevance of patriotism.

Have they got wind of this in Chillicothe?

 

I wonder how many of the 42 subsribers to the Chillicothe newspaper were influenced by their endorsement?

So 300 Admirals and Generals want the Commander in Chief fired, how can that not impact you as a voter?

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