<p>There are plenty of democrats at West Point, in the Army and in the rest of the Armed Services.
Military service is apolitical. Although the media will have you believe otherwise - you can be a liberal and serve your country. You cannot actively campaign for a political candidate as a member of the armed service.</p>
<p>Here is a good link about political speech and the UCMJ:
[Watch</a> what you say: Speech limits under UCMJ - Military Law, Military Law Advice, Ask a Lawyer - Military Times](<a href=“http://www.militarytimes.com/community/ask_lawyer/military_askthelawyer_070827w/]Watch”>http://www.militarytimes.com/community/ask_lawyer/military_askthelawyer_070827w/)</p>
<p>The greatest thing about our country is the secret ballot vote. Just because you are military doesn’t mean you will vote Republican. No one can tell you how to vote.</p>
<p>Religion - you don’t have to be religious. No one can make you attend religious services, proselytizing is discouraged.</p>