[ansel12]

No one in Mitt;s line has ever served us in the military during that entire 173 years, no war, no draft, no wave of patriotism, not even two generations of of his family seeking to be Commander in chief during war time (Mitt and his father), could get the sons of the candidates to enlist, Mitt even avoided a draft.

Mitt's family moved to Mexico permanently, because they rejected the United States, and Mitt's father was born there.

Here are Mitt's sons, while he campaigned to lead America in war, in the Middle East, just as his father had campaigned to lead us during the Vietnam War (as the anti-war republican), while Mitt avoided the draft.

Everyone in this photo refused to serve, the family tradition has never been broken, and as you can see in the article, this is normal for the Mormons of Utah.

[DoughtyOne]

Ansel I’m not sure you can make anything of the fact that none of his family volunteered to serve after the draft ended.

Is it anti-American not to volunteer?

I do the best I can to support sound policy and thus the nation, but I didn’t serve in the armed forces. Does that make me an anti-Ameriican or unpatriotic.

I don’t want Mitt for President, so I’m not here to make the case he’s a good candidate by any means. I just don’t think we should come to certain conclusions based on some seemingly sound points.