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Gauging the Military

Michelle Malkin looks at the results of a Military Times survey of active duty military about the War in Iraq.

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The gist? Support for Bush and the war have dropped off in the last year, but remain very high-- 60 and 54 percent, respectively. Both are still higher than the national averages. I wonder if the poll was taken before or after the most recent Iraqi election. The AFP story doesn't say.

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