Image: Wikimedia Commons (2019 photo by Majid Asgaripour) A small subset of the U.S. population favors the U.S. military against Iran to thwart the development of nuclear weapons, but one combat veteran expresses a view he believes is more representative of the men and women who wear the uniform. According to a recent Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey, 57 percent of participants favor U.S. military action against Iran’s growing nuclear weapons program. Of the survey’s 1,107 participants, 28 percent said they would “Strongly Support” military action, while 17 percent would “Strongly Oppose.” “Ultimately, I think all of us, service members and veterans included, want to see anything but war,” Army Lt. Col. (Ret.) Darin Gaub told The Gateway Pundit. The former UH-60 Blackhawk pilot…
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