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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1108247)	1/4/2019 6:34:13 PM
From: locogringo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1580210

(from another thread, but I agree 100%) The truth about Mitt: When I was a child, I'd asked my dad about WWII. My father was a poor southern Missouri farm boy who rose to the rank of Tech sergeant. He didn't seem to regard the officers who sat in offices in very high regard. However, when he talked about the officers, captains / colonels who had an active role in combat, I detected a great deal of respect for these men who didn't ask of the soldier's what they were not willing to risk themselves. It is called courage and it is called leadership. In 2012, we chose Mitt as our general / leader. He didn't go into battle, he didn't engage. He abandoned us, his soldiers on the battlefield. It is fine to talk about being bipartisan and a gentleman but you don't abandon principle and cause for the sake of propriety. Now, we finally have a leader who engages in battle. Indeed he is on the front lines and takes the battle to the enemy. I give thanks for this man every day. Learn you lesson Mitt. From: Thehammer