I would promote one of those hairy looking female officers to Secretary of Defense, enough of the limp-wristed current group.
You’re very content being supremely ignorant, but the current SecDef is a giant with a Silver Star. Quite the limp wrister. You and adolt would be his bitc*es in seconds.
Yea, but he is afraid of your limp-wristed soldiers in arms, and General Harriet Knuckles.
Nothing to worry about. Nothing to see here. Richest man in the world and a defense contractor dependent on the government donates a quarter of a billion dollars to a corrupt president. All good. Healthy democracy.
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Wow that really hits home honestly. I’m worried about being shot in the street by some MA6A’s too, for being a card carrying registered democrat with a Harris Walz 2024 bumper sticker. It’s not right we shouldn’t have to live in fear for you folks to have your little four year hooplah party.
Wow that really hits home honestly. I’m worried about being shot in the street by some MA6A’s too, for being a card carrying registered democrat with a Harris Walz 2024 bumper sticker. It’s not right we shouldn’t have to live in fear for you folks to have your little four year hooplah party.
Wow that really hits home honestly. I’m worried about being shot in the street by some MA6A’s too, for being a card carrying registered democrat with a Harris Walz 2024 bumper sticker. It’s not right we shouldn’t have to live in fear for you folks to have your little four year hooplah party.
He has been a failure at every level. If the dude was white he would have washed out of the military as an O-5.
Instead he's a DEI 4 star.
There were 23 4 star generals between George Washing and George Patton. 23!
Now there's been 246 4 stars generals and 23 have been promoted since 2018.
The entire department is a giant money laundering scheme.
Chances that you know enough about Austin to make these accusations with any confidence whatsoever: Zero.
Chances you’re a standard Trumper racist: 100
Let me break something else down for you, adolt: I’m experienced enough to make a defensible argument about there being too many flag officers, and that too many of them aren’t nearly good enough (in assorted ways).
You? At best, a bitter, failed junior enlisted soldier. At worst, guy in his basement who never served a day, but likes to pretend online.
You're an idiot and the complete disdain you hold for the enlisted is all the proof any decent officer would need to dismiss you entirely.
You stolen valor types are the worst.
You were incompetent on a tug boat or in an office miles from any actual danger and you think you were John Rambo.
You're a fool. People like you and Walz are laughed at by actually vets.
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I’ve hired a lot of people. I would never hire a guy with this recent history for anything but show business. Which is the only thing he’s good at. He wrecked women, marriages, nonprofits and himself. Giving him one of the most important jobs in the world is beyond stupid.
Lincoln project:
We wouldn't trust someone with decades of infidelity, sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial irresponsibility to be in charge of anything, let alone in charge of the Department of Defense. And Pete Hegseth is no exception.
I’ve hired a lot of people. I would never hire a guy with this recent history for anything but show business. Which is the only thing he’s good at. He wrecked women, marriages, nonprofits and himself. Giving him one of the most important jobs in the world is beyond stupid.
Lincoln project:
We wouldn't trust someone with decades of infidelity, sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial irresponsibility to be in charge of anything, let alone in charge of the Department of Defense. And Pete Hegseth is no exception.
The Lincoln Project - the harborer of pedophiles.
The Lincoln Project, the anti-Donald Trump political outfit, imploded Friday evening amid mounting criticism of its handling of sexual misconduct allegations against one of its co-founders and of the management of its finances. Steve Schmidt, a prominent political strategist and one of the original co-founders of the organization, on Friday evening became the latest in a string of departures from the group. In a lengthy statement, Schmidt said he was “incandescently angry” about allegations that former Lincoln Project leader John Weaver sent sexually explicit text messages to young men. “I detest John Weaver in a way I can’t articulate,” wrote Schmidt, who in the statement divulged his own experiences of being molested when he was young. “My heart breaks that young men felt unseen and unheard in an organization that I started. I am ashamed of it.” Also announcing their departures Friday were senior adviser Kurt Bardella and Nayyera Haq, who earlier this week signed on to host an online program for the organization. Tom Nichols, a foreign affairs columnist and professor, announced on Twitter that he was stepping down as an unpaid adviser. Jennifer Horn, a senior figure in the organization, resigned earlier in the month over the Lincoln Project’s handling of the Weaver accusations. Ron Steslow and Mike Madrid, two other leaders, left in December. George Conway, a former Lincoln Project official and the husband of ex-Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway, has also stepped away from the outfit. The Lincoln Project, which was made up of current and former Republican strategists who were stridently opposed to Trump, made a splash during the 2020 election. The organization aired hard-edged ads targeting the former president and his allies — some of them in starkly personal terms — and raked in more than $87 million in donations. Its senior officials — including Florida-based operative Rick Wilson and Schmidt — became cable news regulars. But the organization’s downfall has been swift. The New York Times reported on Jan. 31 that more than 20 men had accused the 61-year-old Weaver, who served as a top strategist for the late Arizona Sen. John McCain and later worked on former Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s 2016 presidential bid, of sexually harassing them through online messages. In the days that followed, questions intensified about when Lincoln Project leaders first learned about the accusations and what they did to address them. People familiar with the organization’s internal dynamics say specific complaints about Weaver’s conduct were brought to managers in the summer of 2020, though Schmidt has pushed back on those claims. In his Friday evening statement, Schmidt said that he “learned about John Weaver’s misconduct with an underage boy this past January.”
Absolutely insane, must-watch clip of Daniel Penny's prosecutor Dafna Yoran. She talks about how she reduced a clear cut felony murder charge to (manslaughter?) because she "felt sorry for the past trauma" that the armed robber had endured. "Restorative justice" insanity. pic.twitter.com/KpJg8GHmt5
I’ve hired a lot of people. I would never hire a guy with this recent history for anything but show business. Which is the only thing he’s good at. He wrecked women, marriages, nonprofits and himself. Giving him one of the most important jobs in the world is beyond stupid.
Lincoln project:
We wouldn't trust someone with decades of infidelity, sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial irresponsibility to be in charge of anything, let alone in charge of the Department of Defense. And Pete Hegseth is no exception.
The Lincoln Project - the harborer of pedophiles.
The Lincoln Project, the anti-Donald Trump political outfit, imploded Friday evening amid mounting criticism of its handling of sexual misconduct allegations against one of its co-founders and of the management of its finances. Steve Schmidt, a prominent political strategist and one of the original co-founders of the organization, on Friday evening became the latest in a string of departures from the group. In a lengthy statement, Schmidt said he was “incandescently angry” about allegations that former Lincoln Project leader John Weaver sent sexually explicit text messages to young men. “I detest John Weaver in a way I can’t articulate,” wrote Schmidt, who in the statement divulged his own experiences of being molested when he was young. “My heart breaks that young men felt unseen and unheard in an organization that I started. I am ashamed of it.” Also announcing their departures Friday were senior adviser Kurt Bardella and Nayyera Haq, who earlier this week signed on to host an online program for the organization. Tom Nichols, a foreign affairs columnist and professor, announced on Twitter that he was stepping down as an unpaid adviser. Jennifer Horn, a senior figure in the organization, resigned earlier in the month over the Lincoln Project’s handling of the Weaver accusations. Ron Steslow and Mike Madrid, two other leaders, left in December. George Conway, a former Lincoln Project official and the husband of ex-Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway, has also stepped away from the outfit. The Lincoln Project, which was made up of current and former Republican strategists who were stridently opposed to Trump, made a splash during the 2020 election. The organization aired hard-edged ads targeting the former president and his allies — some of them in starkly personal terms — and raked in more than $87 million in donations. Its senior officials — including Florida-based operative Rick Wilson and Schmidt — became cable news regulars. But the organization’s downfall has been swift. The New York Times reported on Jan. 31 that more than 20 men had accused the 61-year-old Weaver, who served as a top strategist for the late Arizona Sen. John McCain and later worked on former Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s 2016 presidential bid, of sexually harassing them through online messages. In the days that followed, questions intensified about when Lincoln Project leaders first learned about the accusations and what they did to address them. People familiar with the organization’s internal dynamics say specific complaints about Weaver’s conduct were brought to managers in the summer of 2020, though Schmidt has pushed back on those claims. In his Friday evening statement, Schmidt said that he “learned about John Weaver’s misconduct with an underage boy this past January.”
we know, we know
you don't approve of Democratic sexual deviants
but you 100% back Republican sexual deviants and elect them to the highest office.
it's looking more and more that hegseth will be confirmed. Of course he will - the least qualified, the more degenerate, the more violent, the more lawless, the more likely you are to be successful in the Republican Party.
The Lincoln Project, the anti-Donald Trump political outfit, imploded Friday evening amid mounting criticism of its handling of sexual misconduct allegations against one of its co-founders and of the management of its finances. Steve Schmidt, a prominent political strategist and one of the original co-founders of the organization, on Friday evening became the latest in a string of departures from the group. In a lengthy statement, Schmidt said he was “incandescently angry” about allegations that former Lincoln Project leader John Weaver sent sexually explicit text messages to young men. “I detest John Weaver in a way I can’t articulate,” wrote Schmidt, who in the statement divulged his own experiences of being molested when he was young. “My heart breaks that young men felt unseen and unheard in an organization that I started. I am ashamed of it.” Also announcing their departures Friday were senior adviser Kurt Bardella and Nayyera Haq, who earlier this week signed on to host an online program for the organization. Tom Nichols, a foreign affairs columnist and professor, announced on Twitter that he was stepping down as an unpaid adviser. Jennifer Horn, a senior figure in the organization, resigned earlier in the month over the Lincoln Project’s handling of the Weaver accusations. Ron Steslow and Mike Madrid, two other leaders, left in December. George Conway, a former Lincoln Project official and the husband of ex-Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway, has also stepped away from the outfit. The Lincoln Project, which was made up of current and former Republican strategists who were stridently opposed to Trump, made a splash during the 2020 election. The organization aired hard-edged ads targeting the former president and his allies — some of them in starkly personal terms — and raked in more than $87 million in donations. Its senior officials — including Florida-based operative Rick Wilson and Schmidt — became cable news regulars. But the organization’s downfall has been swift. The New York Times reported on Jan. 31 that more than 20 men had accused the 61-year-old Weaver, who served as a top strategist for the late Arizona Sen. John McCain and later worked on former Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s 2016 presidential bid, of sexually harassing them through online messages. In the days that followed, questions intensified about when Lincoln Project leaders first learned about the accusations and what they did to address them. People familiar with the organization’s internal dynamics say specific complaints about Weaver’s conduct were brought to managers in the summer of 2020, though Schmidt has pushed back on those claims. In his Friday evening statement, Schmidt said that he “learned about John Weaver’s misconduct with an underage boy this past January.”
we know, we know
you don't approve of Democratic sexual deviants
but you 100% back Republican sexual deviants and elect them to the highest office.
As always you're confused.
We simply do not believe any accusation people like you make because you have lied so much. From Anita Hill to Jessie Smollett to Christine Blasey-Ford to E Jean Carroll your accusations are always bullsh*t.
Meanwhile, Bill Clinton is a confirmed rapist and pedophile and you don't care.
Joe Biden credibly sexually assaulted an intern and you don't care.
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