recently in your op-ed piece about this disconnect between those who serve and people who kind of say oh, no not that s not for me. and one way to do that is to bring it bring rotc everywhere. well, here is what i think, bob. i ve actually been thinking about this a fair amount. what i would do is if not do it campus by campus, if you go to boston for example you could do an m.i.t. harvard program and put a couple institutions together and have a central rotc program drawing on all the institutions. if you do it institution by institution with the questions that the military already has about a lot of costs, you have to put officers in those programs and training programs, they may be better to do something that is more centralized. let me bring it back to some of the wider challenges the president has faced this year. we can look at the last couple weeks, see a strong finish but this has been a tough year for the president and democrats. ap summed it up starting with the passa
happy hunting ground for us. i did naval rotc in college back in the coolidge administration or whenever it was. and it is important for the military to connect there with exactly the point you made recently in your op-ed piece about this disconnect between those who serve and people who kind of say oh, no not that s not for me. and one way to do that is to bring it bring rotc everywhere. well, here is what i think, bob. i ve actually been thinking about this a fair amount. what i would do is if not do it campus by campus, if you go to boston for example you could do an m.i.t. harvard program and put a couple institutions together and have a central rotc program drawing on all the institutions. if you do it institution by institution with the questions that the military already has about a lot of costs, you have to put officers in those programs and training programs, they may be better to do something that is more centralized. let me bring it back to some of the wider challe
happy hunting ground for us. i did naval rotc in college back in the coolidge administration or whenever it was. and it is important for the military to connect there with exactly the point you made recently in your op-ed piece about this disconnect between those who serve and people who kind of say oh, no not that s not for me. and one way to do that is to bring it bring rotc everywhere. well, here is what i think, bob. i ve actually been thinking about this a fair amount. what i would do is if not do it campus by campus, if you go to boston for example you could do an m.i.t. harvard program and put a couple institutions together and have a central rotc program drawing on all the institutions. if you do it institution by institution with the questions that the military already has about a lot of costs, you have to put officers in those programs and training programs, they may be better to do