Apparently information that backs your views and agenda is just information. Information that disagrees with it is "political."

In other words, when the media lies or misleads with the intent of promoting a particular political point of view, that's okay, but when the military responds with their own information, that's "propaganda."

Admit it. Life was so much better when liberals pretty much ruled the roost on information dissemination in America, wasn't it? When Cronkite could kill a war with just a proclamation? When the only response someone who didn't have their own media outlet could make would be letters to the editors?

I pointed out, apparently with little impact, that this military web site was just as gung-ho about administration military efforts when Clinton was president. This isn't about being political, it's about being pro-military, supporting our armed forces, and wanting them to be victorious. It's sad that this view is now considered "pro-Republican."