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In my family it generally comes down to guns and money. Republicans are seen as being more pro-gun (though I've never heard a Democrat say the service members shouldn't have guns, ever) and have convinced many service members that their likelihood of getting pay increases are better under a Republican. While the military budget often gets more green lights under a Republican president, or it seems that way at least, I doubt the increased budget goes to service men. I'm pretty sure that ends up with private military contractors.
Captain Bone Spurs, who knows fuck all about either. >

It's his shtick. He tries to exude strength, when he's really just a sad old obese man. He knows his base has a warped idea of what strength is and are easily confused by blowhards, so he claims he can "make us strong again" with all his great strength.
I mean, imagine what kind of deluded fool was sitting around in his XXXXL underwear with his gut hanging over them and "liking" those silly memes on twitter that imagine him as a great general leading troops into battle holding a flag. Christ. >

It's always a solid idea when running for Commander in Chief to insult the entire armed forces. That's going to inspire confidence and really bring out the military vote. >

And yet, the majority of military folks will vote for him. My husband, a former fighter pilot, cannot understand why the military supports this idiot - who continually runs it down and thinks those who served are losers (especially those who made the greatest sacrifice.)