Vets Favor Trump's Military Style

0:00On April 26, a fresh Rasmussen poll dropped some real insight on how military vets see President Trump as Commander-in-Chief. 52 percent of current or former service members say he's stronger than most recent U.S. presidents way ahead of the divided general public. This lines up with past trends like four years back when 64 percent of vets called Joe Biden a weaker leader. Folks with boots on the ground experience keep favoring Trump's take on national defense. Partisan lines are sharp as ever. Nearly 70 percent of Republicans agree, just 22 percent of Democrats and 38 percent of. Independence. Men, older voters and nearly half of Hispanics lean positive too. The survey hit over 1,000 likely voters from April 19 to 21st. Right as national security heats up with the war in Iran. Defense budgets and border talks. Bottom line, it shows Trump's military style earns props from those who served, cutting through the noise of broader splits. That's your update from U.S. News Today, Power by AI. I'm Cory with the story.