Conservatives = Protectors of the Republic?

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I was having an interesting conversation with my wife just now...

Our next door neighbor's daughter is attractive/young/single/with child (4 year old). My wife had suggested I ask a young single Officer I work with if he'd be interested in a setup. Young Officer is a very nice, soft-spoken, attractive, well educated guy making good $$$ (likes country music but wont hold that against him).

Wife said today not to bother asking. Wife talked with neighbor, said daughter wasnt interested. Seems she, and her mom/ our neighbor, are Liberal, and do not like Military / Law Enforcement types. Says they are too "pushy", or something of that nature.

Got me thinking...

It seems to me the Law enforcement business is dominated by the conservative type. I can only think of two Officers (out of 50+) in our office who are Liberal. In my experience a Liberal Officer is a rare bird. Same with my military experience. It seemed like the majority of the command structure, the 'career soldier' was conservative. The enlisted ranks tended to be a little closer, but still about 60/40 conservative in my estimation.

Now this young single girl is very well educated (working on her MBA), but her taste in men would tend to be at odds with that. The daddy of her child has fried his brain on drugs, but still has visitation rights. Her step-dad is conservative/career military and has tried to set her up with several Pilot types, but she wants nothing to do with them.

I got to thinking that
1. Conservatives tend to do the majority of the heavy lifting when it comes to serving & protecting this fine country.
2. The two fields fairly dominated by the conservative types are also two of the best places to look for examples of America's best & brightest.
3. The one field that I could think of that was truly dominated by the Liberal type, the Entertainment Industry, is rotten with excellent examples of Idiocy, failed marriage & drug use.
4. Liberals REALLY dont like the clean-cut, responsible type.

Hmmmm...

Interested in your opinions...