- The news article comments the 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition divided by 120,000 agents is 13 thousand for each agent.
- How many rounds does our military require?
- Home Security so far has made no comment or denial.
- Are they buying up all the ammunition to keep it away from American citizens?
- It has also been reported that DHS is also buying large quantities of armored cars.
- Just some thought for today.
This news report and commentary from WESTERN CENTER FOR JOURNALISM by Ave Joe.
- Military accused of slowing the legislation in Democrat battleground states.
- It was my thought that the military did not favor Obama as Commander in Chief.
- The top brass got a memo from the C in C ?
- Whom can you trust these days.
- Now there is politics in our nation's defense?
An excerpt from the news article:
The MVP Project claims the Department of Defense has fallen short,
though, in implementing the 2009 law known as the Military and Overseas
Voter Empowerment Act (MOVE). The law required absentee ballots be sent
out no later than 45 days before an election -- but also required
"voting assistance offices" be set up on most military installations.
The MVP Project claims that in some cases, these offices were not
only set up after a November 2010 deadline passed, but were also located
in areas not associated with the check-in process -- meaning
servicemembers could be less likely to visit them.
- What are our House and Senate Defense Committees doing about this?
- Nothing now, they are back home campaigning.
Read more from FOX NEWS.
- A Disgrace!
- Do we have any congressional or military officers who care?
- Obama knows the military votes are not for him.
- What's so difficult about collecting the votes?
An excerpt from the report,
The administration has taken various states to court to block voter ID laws
on the grounds it will disenfranchise voters. But it has no qualms
about the disenfranchisement of military voters overseas through its
failure to comply with and enforce the Military and Overseas Voter
Empowerment (MOVE) Act, passed by Congress in 2009 and signed into law
by President Barack Obama.
- This has been a problem for a long time. Our Military has no voice.
More about this travesty from the AMERICAN THINKER by Ed Lasky.
Also contributing, Investors Business Daily.
