Support for Thailand's military over a border dispute with Cambodia has become a major factor in the runup to the Feb. 8 general election, reflecting a change in public sentiment in a country where the armed forces have often been the focus of protests following repeated military coups.Many voters have shown their approval of the military through social media posts. The conservative Bhumjaithai Party of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who has taken a tough stance against Cambodia and given Thai army generals a free rein in operations, appears to have benefited the most from the wave of …READ FULL ARTICLE
