Conservatives overall are not the ones making an issue about bone spurs, which might even be for real, but I'm not going there. As a group in general, liberals, the same ones who burned their cards in the Vietnam war, seem to find fault in his inability or unwillingness to serve: serve in a war they protested against. I find that disingenuous. My father's generation felt very strongly about it, and I'm ok with that. Personally, I've never cared about that issue at all. I oppose the draft on principal, believing that a volunteer army is a better army. And I don't think service in the military makes one better at running the country, so it's not something I argue about. As far as party affiliations in the military, I see all kinds in there even in my own family, so I don't hold that view of it being a conservative stronghold, even though they tend to vote Republican more often than not.